iriseanalüüsi

Iriseanalüüsi, also known as iris analysis or iris diagnostics, is a practice that claims to determine a person's health and predict future health conditions by examining the iris of the eye. Proponents of iriseanalüüsi believe that the iris, with its intricate patterns, colors, and structures, contains information about the body's organs and their corresponding physiological states. They assert that specific areas or markings within the iris can indicate the condition of various bodily systems, including the digestive, circulatory, and nervous systems, as well as potential imbalances or predispositions to disease.

The practice is rooted in the idea of iridology, a pseudoscience that originated in the late 19th century. Iridologists use charts and diagrams to correlate different zones of the iris with specific body parts and functions. They observe features such as pigment spots, fibers, and pupil shape to make their assessments. However, it is important to note that iriseanalüüsi and iridology are not recognized or supported by mainstream medical science. Numerous scientific studies have failed to provide credible evidence for the diagnostic claims made by iridologists. Medical professionals generally consider iriseanalüüsi to be a pseudoscientific practice lacking empirical validation and a reliable basis for medical diagnosis. Diagnosing health conditions is typically performed through scientifically validated methods such as laboratory tests, imaging techniques, and clinical examinations by qualified healthcare providers.