Analysis of the Red Lines
in the Whites of Your Eyes
"The red lines aren't necessary to supply blood to your
eye...." That statement surprised me. If they don't carry blood,
then what do they do?
The following Sclerology questions are answered below:
What is Sclerology?
Sclerology (pronounced scler–ol'-ogy) is the interpretation of
the sclera or the white part of the eye. A Sclerologist observes the red
lines, various colors and gels seen in the eye and then compiles this
information to make
recommendations that will build health.
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What are the benefits of Sclerology?
Sclerology is non-invasive and it’s a
cost-effective way to assess the body. Children as well as adults benefit
from these appointments. It is one of the tools Sherri recommends to all of her
clients. Sclerology can:
- Allow clients to be educated on potential conditions BEFORE symptoms
manifest
- Verify and enhance data obtained by Iridology and other modalities
- Reflect the influence of emotions on the physical body
- Partner beautifully with nutrition
- Show changes as the body heals
Dr. Leonard Mehlmauer also
explained that one of the real benefits of Sclerology is that “signs can show up
in the sclera long before they are felt as symptoms. This is a great advantage
in terms of treatment, prevention, and especially health promotion.”
Your body wants to be in balance, and
when you give it what it needs, it will respond and do what it can to regain balance,
allowing you to make the most of your life.
Sherri feels that information gathered in an Sclerology session provides
invaluable information for your health and wellness.
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What can it reveal?
Sclerology is helpful in
revealing how one part of the body can influence symptoms of discomfort in
another. This helps us uncover root causes that may be causing your
symptoms. Sclerology can identify:
- Current stress in the body
- Where root causes originate
- Where symptoms are likely to be noticed
- How emotions can influence physical symptoms
- Areas of stress and congestion within the body
- Various types of trauma
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Signs of cardiovascular, liver and other organ disorders
- Colon conditions
- Immune system conditions
- How stress in one part of the body can influence symptoms in another
- Effects of stress, and more!
Note: Sclerology does not reveal
disease and an appointment doesn’t lead to a diagnosis. While the sclera can
reveal some current conditions and stress affecting body systems, it is most
useful for prevention and long-term health.
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How long has it been around?
Sclerology has been around
for thousands of years. We have seen drawings from China made over a thousand
years ago and Native Americans also used it for health care. It has made great
progress since then, thanks to the help of photography, digital imaging and
computers. There are also more and more people contributing to Sclera
research.
Dr. Mehlmauer says, "One thing is certain - we
haven't heard the last of this fascinating form of analysis. With technology
advances in digital cameras and computer applications, as well as interpretation
of the emotional signs and the mind-body connection, research around the world
is revealing the inherent wisdom of this system."
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Is it better than Iridology?
No. Sclerology isn’t
better than Iridology, and Iridology isn’t better than Sclerology. Both of these
services can be integrated to provide the client with an even more comprehensive
eye analysis. At Bridge to Better Health, we call the combined appointment an
“Eyology
Exam.”
On combining Iridology and Sclerology, Dr. Jack Tips
states:
"...more accomplished Iridologists in the US now use both systems because
their accuracy rate improves helping them treat patients and clients more
effectively."
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What happens in a Sclerology session?
A practitioner skilled in Sclerology analysis uses either a hand-held light
source with a magnifying lens or, for a more extensive analysis, a camera.
Sherri Lund has discovered that her clients are more comfortable when she uses the
camera. She is able to study the sclera at length, the clients have
something to see, and the pictures can be referred back to when necessary.
With her training as a Certified Comprehensive
Iridologist, Sherri has found that it is highly beneficial to combine an
iridology appointment with a sclerology appointment. This type of session
is called "Eyology."
During an Eyology appointment, a series of 2-4 photos are taken of the iris
as well as 8-10 pictures of the sclera. Sherri completes the analysis
and designs an individualized set of
recommendations to help you maintain or reclaim your health.
Clients
are able to discover things about their body as a result of these modalities.
They learn areas where the body appears strong and areas that seem to be
stressed or in a weakened state. Because pictures are taken, they can refer
back to them to note changes as the body's health improves.
Eyology sessions are scheduled for 90 minutes, and are billed at $90 per
hour. So the entire session is $135.
Most people choose to purchase nutritional supplements. These are not included
in your appointment fees.
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How were you trained?
I have been trained by both Dr. Jack Tips and Dr. Leonard Mehlmauer.
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How can I contact you?
If you are interested in scheduling an Eyology appointment with
Sherri Lund or contacting the office, please click here.
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