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It links iridological findings to bodily structure and function, including how iris organ zones correspond to specific body regions on a clockface chart. 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In this article, it is framed as an assessment tool based on non-invasive examination of the iris.","Answer",{"name":105,"@type":100,"acceptedAnswer":106},"How does the iridology chart help interpret iris signs?",{"text":107,"@type":103},"The chart divides the iris into 12 sectors and treats organ zones like a clock face. By comparing iris markings to the chart, the practitioner relates signs to corresponding organs or body parts.",{"name":109,"@type":100,"acceptedAnswer":110},"What are the limitations of iridology in homeopathic practice?",{"text":111,"@type":103},"Iridology is not a diagnostic tool; it provides information that only the patient can confirm. 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Ir  \nSince qualifying in 2009 from the College of Practical Homeopathy,  \nKeri has been practising both homeopathy and iridology in London. After discovering iridology whilst at college, Keri studied under Marion and Peter Joyce and has received a diploma in iridology from the Guild of Naturopathic Iridologists. She has found iridology to be an invaluable asset to her homeopathic practice and aims to extend this to a wider audience.  \nThis two-part article aims to explore some of the links between homeopathy and iridology, and how these can be used to enhance homeopathic prescribing. Some basic iridology techniques can be employed to provide information on both the physical and mental / emotional level. This information can be used to enhance case-taking by asking more targeted questions, to choose the correct organ support / drainage remedies or to add to one’s case notes and decide upon the optimal constitutional remedy. Part One gives an overview of iridology and two techniques the homeopath can adopt to ascertain physical dysfunction, whilst Part Two will focus on the mental / emotional aspects.  \nI’d like to start by explaining what iridology actually is. This assessment tool sets out to discover, through a non-invasive examination of the iris, a number of markings that can be analysed according to their location. The analysis of the markings provides valuable information on the structure and function of the body. By definition, according to the 27th edition of Dorland ’s Illustrated Medical Dictionary, iridology is ‘the study of the iris, particularly its colour, markings, changes, etc, as associated with disease’.  \nBernard Jensen, an expert in the field, compared the iris to the monitor of a computer – a surface displaying the integrity of tissue in other parts of the body. Iridologists believe that the eyes are an outgrowth of the brain connected by the optic nerve. Hence, the eye is considered to be a specialised typeof brain tissue and is the only part of the brain that can be observed without surgery. Nerve impulses from every organ and system in the body are processed and responded to by the brain, and this information in turn is registered on the iris (transmitted via the optic nerve) . In many ways, iridology could be regarded as another form of  \nreflexology, where the reflexes in the iris record signs about the health of the associated organs.  \nThe iridology chart (see opposite) The location of these iris signs is significant. Over time, iridologistshave developed charts that enable one to reference the location of theiris sign and relate it back to the corresponding organ or body part.  \nClockface liver diagram  \nThe chart divides the iris up into 12 sectors, and iridologists refer to various organ zones as if this is a clock face – for example, the liver is located at 8 o’clock in both the  \nClockface liver diagram © Keri Williams  \nleft and right eye (see diagram below). By comparing the iris to the chart, the whole picture of the inner workings of that individual becomes apparent. One of the most interesting aspects that I find with the iridology chart is how its arrangement correlates to the anatomy of the body – for instance, the lower limbs are located at the base of the iris (around 6 o’clock), the brain structures atthe top of the iris (11 – 1 o’clock), the bowel is the first circle around the pupil on the inside and the skin is represented on the outer edge of the pupil.  \nThe iridology examination  \nBasic iris examinations can take place with very little equipment. The suggested starter kit is usually a lens, a torch with an adjustable beam and an iridology chart. The lens is held over the client’s eye while the focused beam of the torch is brought in from the outside edge of the face, thereby illuminating the iris.  \nLimitations  \nThere is a large amount that iridology can do which the homeopath c","cbCaigB4QBVDDCNw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigB4QBVDDCNw","pdf",514344,6,"English","# Feature\n## Iridology through the homeopathic looking glass\n## Overview and purpose\n## What iridology is\n## Iris chart and clockface mapping\n## The iridology examination\n## Limitations\n## Iris signs","[{\"question\":\"What is iridology, according to the article?\",\"answer\":\"Iridology is described as the study of the iris, particularly its colour, markings, and changes as associated with disease. 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