Description: Excellent condition or better. IRIDOLOGY SIMPLIFIED by BERNARD JENSEN, D.C., NUTRITIONIST 6 AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SCIENCE OF IRIDOLOGY AND ITS RELATION TO NUTRITION ----------- 2 ----------- IRIDOLOGY SIMPLIFIED by Dr. Bernard Jensen, D.C. CO-AUTHORS WON I would like to thank Keith Wills for his collaboration in producing this booklet. He has also been of much assistance in helping me with seminars, research and classes in iridology. I would also like to thank Michael Diogo for his technical and literary assistance in the writing of this booklet. The information contained herein is a basic outline of the science of iridology as taught by Dr. Bernard Jensen. The reader is cautioned not to attempt an analysis based upon this information for it is an introduction only. 5th Edition COPYRIGHT 1980 Dr. Bernard Jensen, D.C. Any and all pictures and information used from this booklet must have written permission from the author. RIDOLOGISTS INTERNATIONAL Bernard Jensen Enterprises 24360 Old Wagon Road, Escondido, California 92027 ----------- 3 ----------- HOW IT BEGAN In the early 1800s, a young lad named Ignatz von Peczely of Egervar near Budapest, Hungary, caught an owl in his garden. The 11-year-old boy struggled with the frightened bird and met with its fierce claws as the bird instinctively tried to defend itself. In the struggle, the boy accidentally broke the owl's leg. As the youth and the owl glared into one another's eye, the boy observed a black stripe rising in the owl's eye. Von Peczely bandaged the owl's leg IGNATZ VON PECZELY and nursed it back to health and released the bird; but the bird stayed in the garden several years afterward. Von Peczely observed the appearance of white and crooked lines in the owl's eye where the black stripe had originally appeared. The black stripe eventually became a tiny black spot surrounded by white lines and shading. When von Peczely grew up, he became a physician and never forgot the incident with the owl. Working on the surgical ward of a college hospital afforded him an opportunity to observe the irides of patients after accidents, and preceding and following surgery. A study of the changes in the eye coincided with their
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Publication Year: 1980
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Book Title: Iridology
Author: Jensen
Topic: Science
