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| In 1837, as a ten year old boy, he observed an injured owl. |
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| He is responsible for the popularity of Iridology in the US over the last 60 years. |
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| Iridology is the study of the iris to determine tissue weakness and the body's predisposition to: |
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| The collarette separates the ... from the organs and other structures. |
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| A corneal arcus is most associated with: |
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| predisposition to plaque deposits and arteriosclerosis |
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| potential weakness in reflex areas. |
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| A hyper-acidic constitution is most likely to have a family history of: |
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| Contraction furrows indicate ... |
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| gastric tension and leaky gut syndrome |
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| T/F: The right iris records the right side of the body. |
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| T/F: The left iris records the left side of the body. |
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| T/F: The deeper the lesion, the more severe the condition |
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| T/F: Yellow pigment can indicate kidney weakness. |
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| T/F: Brown pigment can indicate liver weakness. |
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| T/F: Orange pigment can indicate pancreas weakness. |
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| T/F: A permanent state of intense cellular cleansing is also called a healing challenge. |
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| T/F: There is only one disease. You can call it toxicity or you can call it malnutrition. |
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| T/F: A solitary pigment is always more significant than multiple pigments. |
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| The pupillary sphincter encircles the ... and represents the ... |
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| A dark ring at the outermost edge of the ciliary zone represents the ... and is called a ... |
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| The name for collagen bundles in the shape of flocks, clouds, smears, or beads is ... |
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| Pigment in the mid-section of the iris is called a .... and it represents the area of the ... and ... |
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| central heterchromia, stomach intestines |
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| A balanced collarette is a sign of efficient ... and ... |
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| digestion and elimination |
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| Constitution is determined by the ... and ... of the iris. |
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| Whether or not you develop the inherent potential of your constitution to the best or worst scenario is influenced by the way you ... , ..., ..., ..., and ... |
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| eat, drink, think, live, love |
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| List the three primary constitutional types and describe what each one looks like. |
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1.) Lymphatic type
2.) Mixed type
3.) Hematogenic |
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| List the three primary constitution types and list the main tendencies to weakness for each one. |
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1.) Lymphatic
2.) Mixed
3.) Hematogenic |
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