WHAT IRIDOLOGY CAN REVEAL

1. The primary nutritional needs of the body.
2. Inherently weak organs, glands and tissues
3. Inherently strong organs, glands and tissues
4. Constitutional strength or weakness
5. What organ is in greatest need of repair and rebuilding.
6. Relative amounts of toxic settlements in organs, glands and tissues
7. Stages of tissue inflammation and activity
8. Where inflammation is located in the body
9. Underactivity or sluggishness of the bowel
10. Spastic conditions or ballooned conditions of the bowel
11. The need for acidophilus in the bowel.
12. Prolapsus of the transverse colon
13. Nervous condition or inflammation of the bowel
14. High risk tissue areas in the body that may be leading to a disease.
15. Pressure on the heart
16. Circulation level in various organs
17. Nerve force and nerve depletion
18. Hyperactivity or hypoactivity of organs, glands or tissues
19. Influence of one organ on another, contribution of one organ to a condition elsewhere in the body
20. Lymphatic system congestion
21. Poor assimilation of nutrients
22. Depletion of minerals in any organ, gland or tissue
23. Results of physical or mental fatigue or stress on the body.
24. Need for rest to build up immunity
25. Tissue areas contributing to suppressed or buried symptoms
26. High or low sex drive
27. A genetic pattern of inherent weaknesses and their influence on other organs, glands and tissues
28. Effects of iatrogenic conditions
29. Preclinical stages of potential diabetes, cardiovascular conditions and other diseases
30. Miasms
31. Recuperative ability and the health level of the body
32. Build up toxic material before the manifestation of disease
33. Tell what foods a person does or does not e
34. Genetic weaknesses affecting the nerves, blood supply and mineralization of bone
35. Genetic influence on any symptoms present
36. Healing signs indicating an increase of strength in an organ, gland or tissue
37. Bone marrow problems
38. Potential for varicose veins in legs as shown by inherent weakness
39. Positive and negative nutritional needs of the body
40. Sources of infection
41. Acidity of the body or catarrh development as indicated by acute signs in the iris
42. Condition of the tissues in any part of the body or all parts of the body at one time
43. Potential contributions to senility
44. Effects of polluted environment
45. Adrenal exhaustion, which may indicate low blood pressure, lack of energy, slowed tissue repair, deficiencies of Vit. C and adrenaline
46. Resistance to disease as shown by amount of toxic settlements in the body
47. Relationship or unity of symptoms with conditions in organs, glands and tissues
48. The difference between a healing crisis and a disease crisis
49. The workings of Hering's Law of Cure
50. Whether a particular program or therapy is working or not
51. The quality of nerve force in the body.
52. Response to treatment: how well the body is healing itself and at what rate
53. The whole overall health level of the body as a unified structure.