Comment to Fig.8:
Typical case of colon dysfunction in degenerative state. Tumor located in the transversal colon (see the iris chart) distanced or enlarged collarette especially in the descending colon indicating heavy flatulence and gas accumulation and few bowel movements. We notice the difference of color (brown) for the ascending and transverse colon and very white fibers in the descendant colon showing here a major inflammatory process. This reveals bad food intake, poor assimilation of nutrients, and a very nervous person with a state of anxiety; also, a very acidic body. Notice at 2 o'clock the extension of the collarette and colon tissue in the lung area. The patient complains about pain in the lungs.
Oxidized fats that accumulate in the colon also penetrate the blood circulation and are responsible for several disorders and diseases. Many symptoms about which patients complain, such as headache, nervousness, bladder infection, vertigo, aggression, fatigue, bladder infection, ovarian cysts, colon ulcers, mammary cysts, poor memory, insomnia, and bad circulation in the legs, etc…are associated with chronic constipation.
Rarely, do we observe a normal true blue or brown iris, a normal colon, or even a normal collarette. In fact, the colon area appears darker most of the time compared to the remaining zones of the iris, which indicate toxins and feces accumulation.
Chronic and degenerative conditions alter the landscape of the iris, to look like the surface of the moon with craters, crevasses, valleys, etc. In chronic degenerative diseases, tissues first become inflamed and toxic. Even modern science admits inflammation is the first process leading to disease. Iridology can observe this early tissue pathology in an iris before disease manifests. Thus, allowing the patient to improve their diet, detox, and apply other alternative treatment to help reverse the process before disease actually occurs.
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Figure 9: In the Iris we may observe what we call Landmark Signs.