You can tell a lot about how someone is feeling by looking in their eyes. But did you know that eyes can also give away a lot about a person's health?
For centuries, iridologists have known that the eye is an extension of the nervous system, filled with many nerve endings, blood vessels, and tissues associated with every organ in the body.
In his book Iridology Simplified, Dr. Bernard Jensen says:
"Nature has provided us with a miniature television screen showing the most remote portions of the body by way of nerve reflex responses."
For example, based on this chart, the psora spot in our featured image is an indicator of toxins in the bladder.
The good news is that with time, medical supervision and appropriate detox measures, spots on the iris will decrease in size and prevalence until they disappear completely, signifying that the affected body part has been detoxed.
Supplements like acidophilus can help your body more quickly flush out toxins and harmful bacteria.
Iris melanoma is a rare but serious condition that looks like the above picture.
If, after consulting with your doctor, the spot on your iris is determined to be a psoric spot indicative of toxins in your body, stop by our 'Supplements' section to learn about various natural remedies that will detox your body in no time!
The Meaning of Eye Spots
So, if the eyes provide a look at one's health, what do spots on the iris indicate? Sorry – it's bad news. Known as psora spots, those little red, brown or green dots are an indicator of toxins located in body tissues. These toxins often make their way into the body via prescription medications taken over a long period of time, or through the environment. How do you know which area is being affected? It all depends on the location of the spot. Dr. Bernard Jensen created the following chart that can help determine the source of a problem based on a spot's location.![iridology_chart_large](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2718/3098/files/iridology_chart_large-750x553.jpg)
Also Read: Can A Raw Food Diet Change Your Eye Color?
Don't forget to see your doctor!
It doesn't hurt to take a look at your psora spot and try to map it on your own using Dr. Jensen's chart. But as with any medical condition, you really should see a doctor before trying to solve any potential issue on your own. An expert will be able to rule out any other condition such as eye melanoma – something you and I could easily mistake for simple psoric spotting.![002f](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2718/3098/files/002f.jpg)