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example, a tall person will never wake up to find they are short! Our constitution is just as much a part of us as our personality and character. You could say that our constitution is the character of our body. By understanding the genetically inherited physical strengths and weaknesses of an individual, a fundamental understanding of that person can be achieved.
The Iris Constitutions
Three iris colours are grouped into iris constitutions as follows:
1. Blue Lymphatic Constitution
2. Brown Haematogenous Constitution
3. Mixed Biliary Constitution
The constitution itself holds a great deal of information and is a vital part of the iris analysis. Indeed, much emphasis is placed on constitutional readings.
Our iris constitution is with us for life - it will never change, it is part of our genetic make-up along with our hair colour, our bone structure, our height etc.
All these characteristics are determined at conception and develop along predetermined lines into adulthood. Constitution cannot be fully identified until the iris is completely formed. This happens at around 4 years of age.
Iris constitution can be thought of as a blue-print, it shows a disposition to certain conditions and disorders. It does not mean that a person is necessarily suffering from these disorders, but that they are more likely to than someone with a different constitution.
The three main iris constitutions can be expanded on in more detail; each constitution is represented with a photograph, which you will find bound into the back of this lesson.
The Lymphatic Constitution
This is categorised by blue iris colour from vivid, clear blue to a grey/blue colour. The person will normally have fair hair and pale skin. True lymphatics will have blonde hair.
The iris structure is random with lots of fibres showing. The collarette is usually white and the iris appears bluer towards the periphery. (Photo No.1)
Disease Disposition:
A person with a lymphatic constitution will have disease tendencies towards increased white blood cells, lymphatic system, tonsils, sinus, naso-pharynx, upper respiratory
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