Three primary iris colors (constitutions) in iridology

Introduction: As you will notice that there are only three colors of the iris (according to iridology). In iridology, the true color of the eye is blue. In fact, when you are born with blue eyes, they change as you get older.

Then “why are there other colors”? Good question. The simple answer at the moment is that other colors (other than blue, brown, and what we call mixed) display toxins or other pigmentation on top of the eye to make it change to a different color. For now, I will cover the three main iris colors (constitutions) in iridology.

blue eye type It is also known in Germany as Lymphatic.
a description: A solid blue or blue/grey color with no discoloration or psora (pigments). The iris fibers are visible. A true blue-eyed person is associated with a traditional, or watery, Western constitution. This is the “pure” eye commonly found in people of European descent.

Orientation: These people are believed to have an excess of water, which leads to a greater tendency toward water retention, lymphatic congestion, and stagnation. There are three primary systems of concern to blue-eyed people: the lymphatic system, respiratory system, and urinary system. Diseases of blue-eyed people are: allergies and allergic reactions, skin diseases such as eczema and seborrheic dermatitis, chronic sinusitis, respiratory congestion, ear pain and ear infections, swollen lymph nodes, sore throat, kidney and bladder tension.

Brown eye type Also known in Germany as hematogen.

a description:
A pure brown eye with pigments covering the fiber structure of the iris. The iris fibers are covered with a heavy pigment layer that has a velvety or carpet-like appearance. The iris fibers are generally not visible through this heavy layer of pigment. True blood constitutions are almost always found in people with darker skin and hair.

Orientation: Pure brown eyes are difficult for iridologists to read because of the layer of pigment that completely covers the fibers of the iris, so some subtle marks cannot be detected. There are 3 primary systems of concern to brown-eyed people: hepatobiliary (liver and gallbladder), heart, blood vessels, and glands (endocrine, endocrine, and lymph nodes). Brown-eyed people suffer from: venous congestion, tendency to abnormal blood formation, anemia, increased blood density, tendency to atherosclerosis, mineral deficiencies, difficulty storing trace minerals, intolerance to dairy products, liver problems, and low white blood cells.

mixed EYH He writes It is also known in Germany as bile.

a description: This eye is characterized by light to moderate brown pigmentation or discoloration of the upper part from a whitish background. The overall appearance of the iris is usually light brown, but unlike a true brown eye, the iris fibers can be seen through the pigment. The color is often concentrated toward the center of the iris around the collarbone and gastrointestinal regions.

Orientation: At autopsy, the eyes are made up of material from his bloodstream which was shattered due to an imbalance of the liver. They are called biliary constitution, as it relates to bile (digestive disorders) due to liver problems. There are three primary systems of concern to mixed-eyed people: the digestive system (stomach and pancreas), hepatobiliary (liver and gallbladder), and intestinal (small and large intestine). Mixed eye diseases are: indigestion, intestinal gas, diarrhea, and/or constipation disorders of fat metabolism causing gallstones, high cholesterol, sleep disorders, food allergies, and reproductive disorders.

As you can see from my brief descriptions, there is a lot to consider when an iridologist analyzes your irises. Iridology is the most useful tool in determining an individual’s make-up.