Practical Iridology: Using Your Eyes To Pinpoint Your Health Risks

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The human iris provides a unique window into our bodies, offering clues to our past, present, and future health. Its related science?iridology?allows us to assess our wellbeing and provides pathways to follow to ensure we remain physically and emotionally fit. Iridologist Peter Jackson-Main demonstrates just how easy it is for readers to make use of this diagnostic tool. With just a small flashlight and a mirror, you can begin to compare your eyes with the dozens shown in this book, learning about your constitution and how you can avoid potential health problems. Practical Iridology also explains what the colors and markings of your eyes reveal; details dietary and exercise routines for different iris types; provides a visual glossary of the different iris signs; and offers guidance in preparing remedies.
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AuthorPeter Jackson-Main
PublisherCarroll & Brown Pub Limited
PlaceLondon
Year2004
ISBN9781903258743
BindingPaperback
ConditionGood
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