John Andrews Modern Iridology Research - advancing iridology

 

 

Please feel welcome to download the following articles for your own information. Many more research articles, discussion & findings are published and referenced in the John Andrews Iridology Text books and the various volumes of the Advanced Iridology Research Journal.This research is authored by John Andrews and many others where indicated.

 

John Andrews & colleagues are currently actively involved in researching, documenting, pioneering and presenting new material pertaining to the following aspects of modern iridology understanding and inner pupillary border (IPB) assessment:

 

  • "M" Sign on the IPB
  • Elephants Sign on the IPB
  • "S" Sign on the IPB
  • Progesterone Ratio Signs for the IPB & Iris
  • Neutropenia Tendency & Modern iridology
  • The HPA Axis & Modern Iridology
  • Frontal Neuroendocrine Tissues & the IPB
  • Modern Iridology Iris & IPB Signs associated with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
  • New Iris Topographic Research: Citric Acid Cycle Cellular Disruption Chart
  • Longitudinal Iris Developmental Research Study
  • Potential Osteopenic Risk Factors identified through frontal ocular microscopy
  • Further Collarette & IPB Classifications
  • Blood Types & Modern iridology Classification
  • Ongoing New Pupillary Zone Topographical Research (1998-2009) with an emphasis on a fuller understanding of the psychoneuroendocrinoimmunological (PNEI), extracellular matrix (ECM), PAX-6 gene & cellular expression interactions with the hypothalamus, hippocampus and other aspects of the limbic & hormonal systems

 

The following section will have a full complement of 26 articles by Summer 2010.

In the meantime a new and full comprehensive review of both the many positive and negative iridology-related research studies covered in medical journals are featured for the first time in a new chapter on Modern Medical Iridology Research in the new 2008 book by John Andrews, published in England, on Iris & Pupillary Signs, 3rd Edition.

 

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Research Articles available for download:
     
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Iridology in the 21st Century by Dr Gael Riverz  
     
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Introduction to Iridology  
     
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Mammilations [1996 – 2003]  
     
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Psoriasis and Iridology [2001 – 2002]  
     
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Candida - An Iridological Investigation [2001 – September 2003]  
     
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Spleen in Iridology [1996 – 2003]  
     
Forthcoming Research Articles, Summaries & Discussion from 1996 to 2009:  
     
 
  • Hypoglycaemia & Iridology - 1500 Cases
  • Progesterone Profiles in Modern Iridology
  • Osteopenic Risk Factors in Iris Profiles

  • Detached Inner Pupillary Border

  • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome & Iridology

  • Pituitary gland study in Iridology

  • S Sign on the Inner Pupillary Border

  • Omega Sign & the Inner Pupillary Border

  • Dysbiosis Tendency Signs in Iridology

  • Iridology – Potential in Medicine

  • Identification of Betrayal from Frontal Iris Analysis – Results of 200 cases

  • Thyroid identification in Iridology

  • Differentiation of Time Risk Markings – 1,460 cases

  • Pupillary Dynamics in Adverse Vaccine Reactions

  • The Iris & Tonsillitis – 103 cases

  • Vitiligo & Iridology – Results of 7 cases

  • Iris Tonus & the Hypothalamus

  • New IPB Signs – “Elephants Sign”, Pigment Dispersion Syndrome, Frontal Neuroendocrine IPB, the "M" Sign, etc

  • Autoimmune Diseases & Iris/IPB traits

  • Iris Analysis of 1,112 endocrine patients – general topography results, collarette & IPB structure discussion

  • Menopause Axis in Iridology

  • Postnatal depression – Signs in the Iris from 30 cases

  • Uterine Fibroids & Iris Signs from 44 confirmed cases

  • Endometriosis – 40 cases and their iris profiles

    And many more pending publication
 

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If you require further information on any of the topics above, please email John Andrews at johnandrewsiridology@hotmail.com with your questions or comments.