Courses

This course aims to provide the therapist with basic knowledge of CLASSIC IRIDOLOGY - the science that studies the observation of patient health through the iris.

1. Introduction;

2. What do the eyes tell;

3. History of iridology;

4. Iris - diagnosis;

5. How to examine irises;

6. Division of the iris sectors;

7. Density;

8. Constitution;

9. Homeostasis;

10. The benefits of iridology;

11. Iris pigmentation;

12. Color;

13. Toxic stains;

14. Texture;

15. Degenerative lesion;

16. Lymphatic Constitution;

17. Mixed Constitution;

18. Subacute, chronic and degenerative states;

19. Lymphatic rosary;

20. Nervous ring;

21. Nice crown;

22. Solar rays;

23. Psoric stains;

24. Senile bow;

25. Anemia of extremities (senile arch and lower zone);

26. Iris reading in daily practice;

27. Topographic map - interpretation;

28. Approach to the patient;

29. The rings of the iris;

30. The stomach ring;

31. Solar rays;

32. The stress / nervous rings;

33. The ring of skin - scaly edge;

34. The sodium ring - cholesterol or mineral ring;

35. Iris gaps in high resolution;

36. Open Gap;

37. Closed Gap;

38. Points;

39. Recommendations;

40. Iridological changes and clinical correspondence;

41. Case studies

42.Ethics in Iridology

43. Behavioral Iridology

44. The Flower Pattern

45. The Jewel Pattern

46. ​​The Current Pattern

47. The Shaker Pattern ·

48. The Basic Patterns of Relationship

Students who successfully complete the course will eventually receive a Certificate of Participation issued through the Holistic Institute

TETYANA SMOLYARENKO