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Iridology examines the iris of the eye to determine strengths and weaknesses in various tissues and body-parts. Everything that happens to the body shows up in the eye, transmitted through the optic nerve. Surgery shows as well, but changes in the body performed while under anesthesia do not register, as the optic system is not able to record it. A skilled iridologist does not diagnose specific conditions, but can point out areas of concern as well as the potential for problems for which the subject may never experience symptoms. Emotional conditions and tendencies also show in the iris structure, as do inherited tendencies from both parents. In right-handed people the right eye reveals paternal issues, while the left reveals maternal. This is reversed in left-handed people, as their polarity is reversed. Sclerology studies the whites of the eyes, or sclera, analyzing the blood vessel patterns and coloration of the sclera in relation to tissues and organs of the body. This modality is particularly useful in identifying heart and brain issues. The Rayid Method of iris analysis uses structural features in the iris to determine personality characteristics, strengths and weaknesses. Four major categories reflect particular trait patterns. The "Stream" personality, indicated by straight iris fiber structure, rely on sensory experience to process information and deal with life. When the fibers curve noticeably, forming openings that resemble petals, the term "Flower" is used to describe the person, generally an emotional and spontaneous individual. Dot-like pigments sometimes appear in the iris, indicating a tendency to be a logical, verbal person termed a "Jewel". "Shakers" combine the dots and petal-like structures, integrating the Jewel and the Flower into a dynamic personality, one that may even be extremist.
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