Iridology-Subtypes by Color
In this video, I described the Subtypes by color for the Lymphatic and Biliary Iris Constiutions.
I describe what they look like, but not the tendencies for the subtypes, so here they are. The next blog I will discuss more about subtypes by color.
Lymphatic Iris Constitution
Overacid
Febrile
Hydrogenoid (Lymphatic Rosary)
Uric Acid Diathesis
Scurf Rim
Overacid
What it looks like-The iris will blue overall, but the fibers will be lighter. Or in other words– it is blue with whitish fibers.
Tendencies: the body is generally acidic and because of this there are more tendencies to arthritis, allergies, fibromyalgia and the kidneys may require more attention.
Febrile
What it looks like-The blue iris has the white fibers like the overacid, but for the febrile, the whitish fibers will be even more white than the overacid subtype.
Tendencies: more mucousy conditions leading to respiratory infections, inflammations, fevers (especially as a child), arthritis.
Uric Acid Diathesis
What it looks like– thick white, yellowish or grayish plaques circling the iris around zones 4-6.
Tendencies: Gout or gouty arthritis, kidney stones or inflammation, arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, high levels of uric acid.
Scurf Rim
What it looks like-a visual dark circle in Zone 7 of the iris.
Tendencies: Skin disorders like acne, psoriasis and exzema; over-worked kidneys, poor circulation in hands and feet, skin elimination suppressed.
Biliary Iris Constitution
Ferrum Chromatose/Tiger striping
Hydrogenoid
Ferrum Chromatose/Tiger striping
What it looks like-snuff tobacco-like pigments making bands of color similar to tiger stripes.
Tendencies: possible difficulty absorbing fat and/or iron, possible chromium deficiency, liver insufficiency and digestive weakness.