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iridology
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ir·i·dol·o·gy (r-dl-j, r-)
n.
The study of the iris of the eye, especially as associated with disease.

iridology
[ī′ridol′əjē]
Etymology: Gk, iris, rainbow, logos, science
the science that specializes in relations between disease and the shape, color, and other individual characteristics of the iris. There is considerable controversy over its validity.

iridology [ir″ĭ-dol´o-je]
the study of the iris as associated with disease.

iridology,
n See diagnosis, iris.

iridology
the study of the iris as associated with disease.

iridology
The study of the iris (colour, shape, etc.), normal and abnormal. See iridodiagnosis.


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Second are iridologists who have not been exposed or are resistant to updated practices in the field.
Professional iridologists study the iris for certain characteristics, patterns or colorations to determine a client''s health constitution.
Some iridologists claim they can find tendencies toward inherited disease and possible future problems, and some even address emotional and spiritual health problems this way.
 
 
 
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