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Professional Training in Iridology

Content Course 1

- Germany

- English Introductory Course 1 + 2 + 3 + Practical Training

- max. 10 participants

 

 

The course starts on Monday 10 o' clock

and ends on Friday 16 o' clock

 

€ 1590.00

 
Including:

- english textscript

- fotoscript

- single bed room (4 nights, from Monday to Friday)

- all meals and breakfast

- soft drinks

- german tax

Contents of the 1st Chapter of Learning Results

In the first chapter, the participants obtain a historic overview of the origin and development of this method. Anatomy, genetics, shape and embryonal development of the eye and iris are shown and theses about the coming-into-being of the iris signs are regarded more closely in consideration  of the time factor.

The various signs and changes of the iris and its surroundings are presented step by step and their origin and relation to the organic systems are explained. The significance of the various combinations of iris indications is distinguished  and the multiple forms of appearance are differentiated.

The Iridian Constitution Doctrine will be explained in detail and in relation to the Clinical Constitution Doctrine. In addition, the origin, features, apparition forms and meaning of the iridian dispositions (arrangements) and diatheses are explained so that they can be exactly determined and differentiated.

Structure and Contents of Training Course 1

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Historical Overview
  • 3. What can be seen
  • 4. Anatomy of the Eye
    • Development in the Embryo
    • Anatomical Structures
    • Nerve innervation
    • Genetics
    • Coloration

  • 5. Terminology in Iris Diagnosis
  • 6. Study of Signs
    • Lacunae
    • Honeycombs
    • Crypts
    • Substance Defects
    • Transversals
    • Radials
    • Aberrant fibres, atypical fibres
    • Fibre Bundles
    • Tophi (cloud-like colorations)
    • Dust layers
    • Deposits
    • Lightening of signs
    • Darkening of signs
    • Colors
    • Activation or Irritation signs
    • Adhesion signs

  • 7. The Individual Constitution
    • Defining the terms Constitution, Disposition, Diathesis

  • 8. Basic Constitutions
    • Lymphatic Constitution
    • Hematogenic Constitution
    • Mixed Constitution

  • 9. Dispositions
    • Neurogenic Disposition
    • Connective Tissue Disposition
    • Glandular Weakness Disposition
    • Immunological Disposition

  • 10. Diathesis
    • Vegetative Spastic Diathesis
    • Exudative Diathesis
    • Lipaemic Diathesis
    • Hyperacidic Diathesis
    • Compensation Diathesis
    • Allergic Diathesis

  • 11. Case Histories
    • Complemented with Information from the Practice for the Practice
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