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Iridology - Iris fortune telling (Video)

Last updated December 9, 2007

You may find this video interesting. It’s about Iridology: the idea that the iris can be used as a map to tell about one’s genetics and give clues as to the health of the body.


length 6:31 minutes

This video doesn’t have the greatest sound, but is still viewable. The interviews seem silly, but the clip does become more interesting when discussing the history behind this practice, starting with CGI-rendered runes from the 1600’s and progressing to the life of Dr. Ignatz Von Peczley, a Hungarian physician back in the 1800s who was known as “The Father of Iridology.”

Even the singer Jewel is into iridology, and they interview her at the end!

Related Videos

Here are some other videos I found on Iridology from YouTube.

Video #1:
A video showing Japanese camera technology being used in iridology.

Video #2
Looks like an instructional video showing iridology computer software based on old iris map drawings. This stuff seems terribly complicated!

Video #3:
And once your GOOD at reading irises … you can advance to Sclerology. Is that pinguecula more sinister than you thought?

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interesting

Comment by mohanna aljindan — December 11, 2007 @ 5:35 am


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