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3. Their physical constitution 4. Their basic physiological type 5. Their health challenges in life 6. Existence of any toxins and where they are 7. Perhaps even WHAT those toxins may be To tell this information from the iris take notes using the four steps above and use the guide below to glean as much information as you can from the iris: 1. Acidity levels in the body Acidic Body State Overacid Stomach Underacid Stomach Acidity levels in the body are clear in two ways. If the iris fibers are white or the iris seems overall white in color then this indicates that the person has high acidity levels in their body. If there is a white ring around the pupil itself, then this indicates and
underacid stomach. If there is a darker ring around the pupil then this indicates an overacid stomach. What does all this mean? Overacid stomach can come from Eating too many acidic foods such as meat, grains and milk products or sugar and not enough vegetables and fruits. And underacid stomach can come from an imbalance in stomach chemistry in which protein digesting hydrochloric acid is insufficient. Indicates a lack of organic sodium and a potential for protein anemia. This can come from ingestion of devalued foods or many drugs (OTC or recreational or prescription). High acidity levels in the body in general can come from over consumption of acid creating foods such as meat products, milk products, sugar and packaged foods, and some grains. High acidity levels can also come from negative thinking, lack of exercise or too much exercise. The book, “Your Health, Your Choice” speaks of this problem in great detail and also shows you how to solve this problem. I have included some information from the book in the following paragraphs. If you are interested in finding out more, you can find a copy of the book at the library or a bookstore. The order and combination of foods is also very important in how they affect the health. Deciding which foods to combine in which order may seem difficult, but there are actually only a few basic rules to follow. The first rule is that fresh fruit must not be eaten with any other food, even dried fruit. Fruit is classified as a pre-digested food, which moves straight through the stomach and into the intestines. When it combines with any other food in the stomach it will ferment itself and anything else in the stomach. 1 This is perhaps the easiest rule to remember because traditionally fresh fruit is always eaten alone as a snack or desert item (Without whip cream or cobbler crust). However, the easiest way to remember proper food combination is to know why certain combinations work and why others do not work. When a person understands why some combinations don’t work, then they will not have trouble remembering the rules. The second rule of food combining is to start each meal off with something raw. 2 The reason is because raw foods contain the enzymes that help us to digest our food. Furthermore, just like the first rule, this is also a traditional practice in most cultures. Traditionally and formally the salads and hors devours (that often contain other raw items) are eaten before a meal. So the answer to, “Why do we eat salads first and deserts last?” lies in the laws of proper food order and combining. The third rule of food combining is to not mix protein and starches. One may eat starches with vegetables and vegetables with meat, but should try to avoid combining starches and proteins. 3 The reason is that proteins and starches require completely different environments for digestion. If a person combines them, neither will end up having the ideal environment. This will not make a person sick, but will simply mean that what they are eating is not being digested and utilized to the most of its ability which means they are not getting the benefit from the food they are eating which means they will need to eat more food and to have more nutrients as well. Proteins need a more acidic environment for digestion while carbohydrates and starches can be prepared for digestion at a much quicker rate. 4 Furthermore, a protein meal takes up to five hours to be digested so it should be the last meal of the day since your body needs to concentrate on digesting it. Excess protein consumption leads to an over acid environment in the body. This environment does not allow the normal cellular functions of the body to perform correctly and causes leaching of minerals from the organs. In fact, as little as forty-seven grams of protein a day can cause your body to lose more calcium than you take in with your food. 5 It is difficult to see protein as a culprit, though, since a plump fried chicken can taste so good and keep one 1 Frahm, Anne E. and David J., A Cancer Battle Plan. Tarcher & Putnam Press, 1992. Page 79. 2 Morter, Dr. Ted M. Jr., MA, Your Health...Your Choice. Lifetime Books Inc., 1995. Page 225. 3 Morter, Dr. Ted M. Jr., MA, Your Health...Your Choice. Lifetime Books Inc., 1995. Page 225. 4 Morter, Dr. Ted M. Jr., MA, Your Health...Your Choice. Lifetime Books Inc., 1995. Page 221. 5 Morter, Dr. Ted M. Jr., MA, Your Health...Your Choice. Lifetime Books Inc., 1995. Page 119.
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Page 47 and 48: For the sake of avoiding confusion
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Page 53 and 54: Psora Spots Lesion (Closed) Lesion
Page 55 and 56: The Theory of Psora For one hundred
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Iodin acts as a counter irritant an
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longing for the open air, as if the
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Iodin is freely absorbed into the c
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5. Candy and cake colors (chromate)
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They pronounced the case incurable
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9. Engorgement of liver, spleen and
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The findings in this case fully con
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"All this is very plain, Madam," I
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Is rapidly absorbed from broken ski
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sitting in a chair before us. The u
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Allopathic Uses: 1. Antiseptic surg
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from stubborn chronic indigestion.
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Every time these drugs are used the
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The advocates of poisonous pain kil
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7. What are four things you can tel
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Bowel stricture is obvious when the
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This is the over-acid stomach Eatin
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This sign is an indication that the
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A. Broken wreath (wc)= poor nerve f
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Itch spots, the signs of suppressio
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Fig. 27 These are the eyes of a you
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CHRONIC DISEASES--THEIR SIGNS IN TH
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Note that asthma can also be caused
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Fig. 31. Fig. 31 illustrates the ri
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increased glucose levels) 9) Dilati
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additional functions can reasonably
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Fig. 26 (Fig. 26.) These eyes indic
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In the following paragraphs I shall
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7. Thymus Glands. This organ is sit
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"The secretions of the thyroid and
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Soft Goiter (Fig. 32, Area 28, righ
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Treatment.--The individual should b
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Chlorosis, eclampsia, eczema, epile
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The Liver and Spleen Liver The live
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Practically all diseases affecting
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The degree of development in the va
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There is no limit to the combinatio
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Sensory/Locomotion center This area
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Some negative functions of this are
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Acquired mental/speech This area co
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variations in behavior. Please obse
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glands, chronic appendicitis, arthr
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This classification exhibits either
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Brightened areas (sandpaper effect)
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This constitutional type is also ca
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constitution and has a tendency to
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Half Lacuna Half lacuna in the iris
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The wedge sign seen only in the col
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Diminshed Gland Function Darkening
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Thickening or Curling of Fibers Thi
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An angular transversal is usually i
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toward anxiety about their health.
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The psychical or moral principle co
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open. Several surgeons had diagnose
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parasitic growth and pure blood and
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materials and causes their accumula
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Sara was impressed with what the ir
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Iridology Jensen Analysis Note that
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usually there from birth and accomp
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Hemorrhage, injury and tumors may r
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esponsible for the body transportin
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eason, intelligence, subjectivity,
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Upper back_______________ Middle ba
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Drug Colors: Mercury or Hydrargyrum
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