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TCM IRIDOLOGY

By Robert Teng-Fang Wu, L.Ac., O.M.D.

“The eyes are the gateway to the soul.” (Herman Melville)

In iridology, the study of the iris in diagnosing diseases, the eye is seen as the window to the body. The overall condition of the body is reflected by the condition of the eyes, while the markings, patterns, and coloring of the iris reflect the manifestations and functions of body organs and systems.

Robert Teng-Fang Wu, one of the few TCM doctors in the world who is proficient in this diagnostic technique will share the basics of iridology in our upcoming course TCM Iridology in Los Angeles on June 22, 2008. This class will only be given once this year.

Following are some slides from his handout.

Corresponding locations of organs within the iris.

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Examples of iridology diagnosing

Example 1: Long-term use of drugs will result in pigmentation spots in the iris.

Example 2: Purplish-blue color on the border indicates hypoxia, poor venous return or poor peripheral circulation.

Example 3: Nervousness or tension appears as white rings around the iris as shown below.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Robert Teng-Fang Wu, L.Ac., O.M.D.

Robert Teng-Fang Wu practiced Traditional Chinese Medicine in Taiwan for over 20 years, seeing an average of sixty to one hundred patients daily. Now licensed in Arizona, Dr. Wu has a thriving practice there. Dr. Wu has been studying and applying iridology in diagnosis throughout his career, and has documented hundreds of cases correlating iridology with specific symptoms and diseases. Considered an expert in this specialty, Dr. Wu applies it in particular to sports injuries and sinusitis.

Dr. Wu holds Doctorates of Oriental Medicine from Shanghai University, China, and South Baylo University in the U.S., and is also licensed to practice in California and Georgia in the U.S., and in Australia. He has had a radio show on health for eight years

CLASS BY THE AUTHOR

TCM Iridology / Clinical Exam & Herbal Applications for Sports Injuries

6/22/08 Los Angeles, CA

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