IntroToIridology Part1

[sayroni]

to what i read, there is no clear evidence to show that Iridology work. but if someone here think otherwise please i would like to hear other opinions

[MarysHerbs]

If you go to my website.... OCD-free dot org there are 3 questionnaires which will help you determine what nutrients your myelin needs. ... Oh you had a kidney transplant. Then I wouldn't take herbs at all. They could cause you to reject your kidney. I am so sorry.

[Spiker894]

What do I do about the myelin problem? Mine is shot, as I have all of those symptoms. I have a long history of severe health problems involving nearly every major organ. But I got a kidney transplant which helped some. The only thing unusual in my eyes is a dark area where the thyroid/parathyroid are, and I have very poor functioning in both, and I don't have the nervous system ring in my blue eyes. Plus I have a really dark, slate grey ring around my eyes. I cannot find much about that.

[garymccaffrey]

if your blood ph deviates even just slightly too far from 7.4 you're dead. also, urine is supposed to be mostly acidic as it filters acids out of your lymph system.

it's your lymph system that deals with the acids in your body, there's more lymph fluid in your body than blood, a lot more. when the lymph stagnates and becomes too acidic. then symptoms are seen.

[kratosSOZ]

@garymccaffrey very well said, if everyone knew this then no one would have diseases

[mrdeath123456]

Hello very interesting video.Do you make diagnostics over a photo troth the internet.Would love to send you some photos of eyes and of course for a price Thank you.

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[MarysHerbs]

Hi, Icemachine, :o)

In medicine they use a placebo like sugar in the double blind study, because sugar has no real nutritional, nor chemical properties.

When the National Institutes of Health (NIH) test herbs, they use as their placebo the herb ALFALFA which is known for centuries amoung herbalist as THE KING OF ALL HERBS. So there never will be scientific proof. .

Find a good herbalist/Iridologist and see follow a non toxic protocol. The proof will be in that.

[EileenKellogg]

Like the video. I'm an iridology fan due to experiences of myself and others. It is another wonderful tool for diagnosing illness.

[MarysHerbs]

I guess I didn't enunciate properly. I meant Chromium. GTF Chromium, I believe is the only form of this mineral that people should take. Thank you for watching. :o)

[manganificent]

Did you say 'promium'? I could not find anything in google on promium.

[nemirn]

My friend's aunt went to see an iridologist who advised her to stop taking her insulin. She took the advice and went into a coma and died.

This is dangerous pseudo-science and you should be ashamed of yourself for perpetuating it.

[MarysHerbs]

I am so sorry to hear that. I would never suggest someone stop insulin or blood pressure medicine or SSRi's, etc. That was a dangerous Iridologist and I hope she no longer does consultations..

Just like I hope the doctor who punctured my mother's artery with a catheter is no longer practicing. I don't blame the AMA for that doctor's mistake and it is not right to it condem Iridology because of one iridologist mistake.

I am PROUD to do what I do. Iridology can be very beneficial

[UniSantae]

Hello Mary! I want to know what herbs you recommend to clients?

[MarysHerbs]

@UniSantae It depends on what they need. If you mean brands... I only work with professional grade brands... Nature's Sunshine, Standard process homeopathic, Lifewave, Eclectic Institute, etc.

[MarysHerbs]

Queeranus: On what grounds do you call yourself an ND? Are you a licensed practitioner with a doctorate, or do you have a certificate?

I have a certificate from Trinity College of Natural Health. There is not a licensure in the state I live in.

Personally I hope there never is. No goverment body should dictate natural health. We then would be as bad as the medical profession... For instance doctor's are not allowed to suggest herbs even if they have the education on them

[Queeranus]

On what grounds do you call yourself an ND? Are you a licensed practitioner with a doctorate, or do you have a certificate?

[MarysHerbs]

@Queeranus I have a certificate, There is no licensure in Pennsylvania..

[Queeranus]

@MarysHerbs I am well aware of the fact that PA does not have licensure, I live there. Without a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from an accredited institution I don't think it's right to call yourself a Naturopathic Doctor. The title for one such as yourself is typically 'traditional naturopath'. The title naturopathic doctor should be reserved for those who are qualified to be physicians.

[MarysHerbs]

@Queeranus Excellent Idea Queer. I changed it on my profile. I hated being associated with the ND's who are taught with a medical mentality. I appreciate your help.

Note, The college I went to is an accredited college. But thank goodness, they taught true natural health.

Thank you again,

Mary

[NirnrootQueen]

I am able to change my eye color whenever I want to.

[drazapatos]

did you say chromion??

[MarysHerbs]

@drazapatos Orange coloration indicates a build up of insulin. A chromium deficiency can contribute to insulin resisistance. I suggest GTF Chromium in small amounts, since it is a trace mineral and can be toxic.

[joyisaware]

wow you share some great information here, very interesting, i have allways found it quite amazing that some peple are able to remember their dreams every day. can you recommend anything to help heal the myelin sheath?

thanks for sharing this video

[shitbasterd]

I used to have brilliant blue eyes but in the last 4 years they have became very dull. I have also started battling weight gain. Is there a connection here & what do you think has caused my eye colour to fade?

[MarysHerbs]

I believe the toxins which caused you to gain weight might also have effected your eye color. But there are more than one cause of weight gain.

It is rare for someone to notice.

[Avatar2050]

@shitbasterd - sugar, guareenteed.,! limit carbs and sugar and see the difference..!

[bigfella1111112]

Hey mary, quick question

How can i make the skin area of my iris black? The outer rim part. I hear it means toxic skin or something, any suggestions on how to encourage this? Fascinating video btw.

[MarysHerbs]

I assume you are talking about a scurf rim which indicates the skin is not eliminating properly.

I think I am misunderstanding your questions. Did you mean how do you improve your skin? Surely you didn't mean how can you make your tissue more toxic.

To cleanse the skin, I suggest using a loofah to wash with or do dry skin brushing.

Thank you for your kind words.

[MarysHerbs]

@bigfella1111112 Do you mean the pupil? The iris shouldn't be black, but the pupil should be. Often calcium out of solution because of a deficiency or more often a lack of magnesium can cause a murky pupil.

[joeocchio]

This stuff is dangerous. These people are quacks who claim to be able to cure people of serious illnesses. Stay away or at least see your conventional doctor as well. There is no scientific proof that iridology is in any way valid.

[MarysHerbs]

Hi Joeocchio, :o)

I agree people should also see their conventional doctor. I sadly also have to agree that many Iridologist do not know what they are doing.

I am leaving your post on here, because I believe all knowledge should be challenged. And I respect your courage to do so.

By the way if you ever want to sit in on my Iridology class you are more then welcome to... Learn about it and see for yourself if it is valid.

[golddragnet]

conventional doctors are nothing more than scribblers, scribbling prescription drugs for the pharma industry that control their education and work practices. If u want to stay healthy avoid the doctors, doctors errors are the 3rd largest cause of death in USA!!!

[MarysHerbs]

@golddragnet  I understand your frustration. Both of my parents were killed by mistakes of doctors.

I however believe it is best to get the best of both worlds... I have heard of remarkable life saving events in an ER for instance.

I do however think We need to reassess our health care in the USA.

[MarysHerbs]

@joeocchio I agree, people should still see their doctor.

Question though, did you know Iridology was once taught in Harvard medical classes as a science?

[TaOOOO]

@MarysHerbs "Once was"? You mean they figured out it was bunk?

[MarysHerbs]

@TaOOOO My uderstanding is that the pharmaceutical companies start funding medical schools and in turn demand Iridology no longer be taught, because damage done to the liver by medications, often are indicated in the Iris.

I have heard that in several health classes. I do know that some medical students are suing their college, because they feel their curriculum is tainted because their professors get money and benefits from the pharmaceutical companies.

[TaOOOO]

@MarysHerbs Your story sounds like rubbish. It's not the students place to sue the college. The college should be teaching the approved curriculum. If the sudents think the professors are changing the curriculum for any reason, they should report it to the faculty head, the curriculum council or the board of education who should take disciplinary or legal action.

[MarysHerbs]

@TaOOOOI know it is shocking and unbelievably stupid and unethical, but that is how it is. Do some research, you will see.

The suit was reported in the New York times a few years ago.. If I had more time, I would do more research on it... I tried linking the articles but couldn't figure out how to do so.

[TaOOOO]

@MarysHerbs You don't know how to create a link or you can;t find the article?

[MarysHerbs]

@TaOOOO Hi Taooo, Oh I found many articles about it.. Two of them are mentioned in my other post, one from New York Times and the other From Boston Globe. I am just not sure how to link it... If you email me at MarysHerbs@aol.com I can send you the links. If not you can search by typing in the article information on my other post.

[MarysHerbs]

@TaOOOO For now you might read this New York Times article about how much of a scandal it is that the schools get so much of their money from the pharmaceutical companies. Debate Over Industry Role in Educating Doctors By NATASHA SINGER and Duff Wilson June 23, 2010 in the New York Times.

[MarysHerbs]

@TaOOOO For now you might read this New York Times article about how much of a scandal it is that the schools get so much of their money from the pharmaceutical companies. Debate Over Industry Role in Educating Doctors By NATASHA SINGER and Duff Wilson June 23, 2010 in the New York Times.

[TaOOOO]

@MarysHerbs The fact that universities take money from pharmaceutical and device companies is nothing new or is it unethical. The issue is whether the schools are teaching the curriculum, or that iridology can stand on it's own feet, which it can't.

[MarysHerbs]

@TaOOOO You don't think getting funding from a profit making corporation might taint what is taught in the medical schools accepting their money?

I believe you have the right to your opinion and beliefs.

I am curious... Have you ever taken an Iridology class? If by some small chance you are looking for truth rather than just an arguement, I invite you to my free online class on Iridology starting. January 4th, See for yourself. If not, I wish you well and hope the best for you.

[EileenKellogg]

@TaOOOO might not be considered unethical, but in my opinion it should be.

[MarysHerbs]

@TaOOOO Yet another article by the Boston Globe how one of the last professors NOT taking money from Pharma....Finally caved in, plus more on how prevalent this is.

Pharmaceutical Industry Donations and

Continuing Medical Education

by Liz Kowalczyk (May 14, 2005) Boston Globe

[TaOOOO]

@MarysHerbs This is a silly obfuscation of the topic. Doctors take money from drug companies. This is nothing new. Does the product work?

[MarysHerbs]

@TaOOOO Again, you are welcome to come learn about Iridology to make a truly educated decision about it. This will be my last post on this thread. :o) I wish you well.

[icemachine79]

@MarysHerbs The problem is that the basic tenets of iridology have been proven to be incorrect. "Big pharma" may be pouring money into getting preference for their various products, but they also have a huge amount of scientific proof to back up their conclusions. In fact the law requires it. Iridology and other alternative treatments on the other hand are NOT held up to the same standards. They also have plenty of money behind them these days just like big pharma e.g. Edgar Cayce Products.

[MarysHerbs]

@TaOOOO I know it is shocking and unbelievably unethical, but that is how it is. Do some research, you will see.

Debate Over Industry Role in Educating Doctors By NATASHA SINGER and Duff Wilson Published: June 23, 2010 in the New York Times.

Pharmaceutical Industry Donations and

Continuing Medical Education by Liz Kowalczyk (May 14, 2005) Boston Globe

[TaOOOO]

@TaOOOO It's of no credit to your readers that they would mark this as spam.

[MarysHerbs]

@joeocchio I agree, people should still see their doctor.

Question though, did you know Iridology was once taught in Harvard medical classes as a science?

[filumena37]

Awesome class! So informative....I hope you're going to be teaching this class again soon so I can take it again. This class is incredible!

[wendyf1902]

What if you have brown eyes with no other colors associated with it but black dots within the colored portion of the eye? Thanks for the info

[DrMaryReed]

I answered on your personal page.

[MarysHerbs]

@wendyf1902 Not sure, I would have to see it, you can email a picture to MarysHerbs@aol.com and I can give you a better answer.

[rullman76]

So interesting!  Well done!!

[MarysHerbs]

@rullman76 Thank you so much :o)

[qwikcheck]

this video rocks

[louisgjordan2]

Very good explainations.  Thank you.

[MarysHerbs]

@louisgjordan2 Thank you for your kind words. :o)

[Healthier2morrow]

This is a brief but very detailed explanation about Iridology. Fascinating!!!

[MarysHerbs]

@Healthier2morrow Thank you so much. :o)