For those of us who were taught by Dr. Jensen, it's a little challenging to change our way of thinking. No one likes to change. However, with new research and as time goes on, it's important to be flexible and open to new ideas and new studies. Below I've listed some of the new iridology terms I go over in the 1-Day Live Classes:
- Autonomic Nerve Wreath: Collarette
- Fibers: Stroma
- Lymphatic Rosary: Flocculations or Tophi
- Nerve Rings, cramp rings, stress rings, contraction furrows, sensitivity rings, accomplishment rings: Circular Arcs/Grooves
- Radai Solaris: Radial Furrows
- Anterior Border Layer (upper layer of iris most visible)
- Mid zone: Ciliary zone of the iris
- Rarefications: separation of fibers in some areas (open lacunae)
- Reaction Fields: areas of potential deficiency
- Closed and Open Lacunae: Genetic Tendencies towards deficiencies
- Psora, Psoric Itch Spots, Drug Spots, Drug Deposits: Pigments
- Very Resilient, Resilient, Mildly Resilient, Moderately Resilient: Strong, Medium, Medium-Weak, Weak Constitution
- Shading = Reaction: Acute/Normal/Subacute/Chronic/Degenerative
- Density = Resilience: Strong, Medium, Medium-Weak, Weak Constitutions
- Venous Congestion: Circulatory Ring
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