Thursday, September 22, 2011

How an Eye Reading Can Help You Maintain (or Regain) Your Health & Beauty


An eye reading is a quick and easy way to find underlying causes – whether they have manifested into various stages of congestion or have not yet presented any symptoms. A little preventive care will go a long way in avoiding future illness, and without health, beauty means little and is quick to dissipate. Knowing how we might adjust our lifestyle to accommodate our physical and emotional uniqueness can pay big dividends in our future.

An eye reading can reveal such issues as genetic and constitutional predispositions, conditions that have developed over time, inherently strong or weak organs, glands and other tissue structures; lymphatic and immune system congestion, pancreatic insufficiencies, cerebral circulation, mineral depletion, level of nutrient assimilation, over-acid constitution, toxic accumulations, colon conditions, build-up of cholesterol plaque and inorganic salts; levels of stress and tension, thought and emotional patterns, mental and emotional pain and sensitivity, and several hundred other points as they relate to an individual.

The eyes are an outgrowth of the brain and as such, they respond to the constant patter received from all systems of the body via the brain. Eventually, this patter displays in very specific patterns upon the surface of the eyes. As the stages of congestion progress, various lines, colors and structures become more prominent. As congestion continues to develop, there is a "dimming of the lights” that takes place. This is a phenomenon wherein one hardly notices the internal degeneration from day to day – until one day when the situation becomes a calamity.

As with all stages of congestion, it is possible to heal. More advanced levels of congestion require more adherence to natural healing protocols. It is much less demanding to handle issues at a superficial level. We don’t always think of preventive care when we feel good, yet the easiest way to keep our health and beauty is to not let it go in the first place.

Monday, August 15, 2011

Reading the Eyes to Uncover Genetic Predispositions in Children


What if you could discover the specific genetic inheritance of your children?

You could find out which genetic predispositions they have that will help them flourish and which tendencies to help them avoid. Knowing this information at an early age gives you and your child a huge head start in creating an amazing life.

As an example, a friend of mine has three boys, all under 12. The two older boys have similar strong constitutions and the youngest boy has a more sensitive constitution. An eye reading revealed that he had many deep and disorganized contraction furrows which are genetic. This made a lot of sense as he took things very seriously and stressed over details. Knowing this, Mom was able to help him get more physically active so he could burn off his stress. And while she had been rewarding good grades with extra allowance, she started to praise even his imperfect efforts. While she loved all her boys, she began to see their deeper differences and was able to modify her behavior to meet their individual needs. Eye readings further revealed the types of foods and nutrition that would benefits each of them the most. A single metabolic pigmentation (freckle) in the liver reflex area indicated a genetic predisposition to liver issues for the oldest boy. Knowing this, Mom is now able to reinforce good nutrition, and specifically for him, foods and herbal supplements that support the liver.

It is a tremendous advantage for a young person to grow up in an environment where their differences are known and celebrated. Genetic predispositions do not have to manifest. When we know what our genetic inheritance it, we can choose to embrace it or move beyond it.

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Body Waxing - Should You or Shouldn't You


Here's what I would ask if I were going to get any part of my body waxed.

1. May I see the was ingredient list, please?
The skin is our largest organ. Anything applied to it can absorb into skin very quickly - especially hot stuff as heat opens pores.

2. What is the warming pot made of?
Ceramic crocks are usually painted on the inside and the paint could contain lead which can leach into the wax. Teflon coated pots can leach chemicals into the wax, as can aluminum. Basically, every answer that is not "stainless steel" or "glass" is the wrong answer for me.

3. Are the wax and applicator "single use"?
Enough said.

If you do choose waxing, make sure the "after wax" lotion is organic and non-toxic. The skin can be very irritated after ripping out hair and it needs to be treated delicately. In fact, some hairs don't come out easily and this may lead to spot bleeding. If your skin is in this tender state, make sure anything that touches your skin is sterile and organic (and use your own clean hands to apply it).

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Choosing an Iridologist


Iridology is an art and science that is not licensed by any state of federal authority. It is suggested that you ask some questions as you are seeking out an Iridologist. Please make sure the Iridologist you see is:


1. Certified: This means that the practioner has met the standards of the practice.
2. Holistic: This means the practitioner sees you as a spiritual, mental, emotional and physical being and what shows up in your eyes is more than physical.

We are building on our knowledge exponentially everyday. With new and better lenses and lighting, we are seeing more than ever. Iridologists around the world continue to gather at events where we are sharing new discoveries and information. Choose a practitioner who stays on the leading edge of this knowledge