Case Studies

Case studies can show the efficacy of Iridology and Sclerology, thus helping move Eyology into mainstream medicine worldwide. From our clinical experience and research studies here at GranMed, we offer examples of some of the ways in which Eyology science displays its data. Iridology has already proven itself as an important tool of health evaluation in Russia, where it is taught in medical schools. GranMed and Russian researchers are now testing advancements in Sclerology.



In the image shown here, we see images of a man's irises, first (1985) with minimal pigment spotting (two arrows), and then (2000) with pigment spots that have developed since that time (six arrows). Note that in both cases the iris is the same (R iris), altho different cameras and lighting prevailed. What, if anything, is the significance of this change? First, we know that there has been this change. Observation by others has verified such pigment change, which seems to be more prevalent in middle-to-older age persons. Pigments are more easily seen in lighter-colored irises.

Preliminary investigation suggests one possible meaning as a focus of attention on more mental activities in life (as opposed to the more physical activities) in such subjects. This is based on studies of the increased number of the pigment spots. On the purely physical level, based on the color of the pigment spotting, there is evidence of a greater tendency toward sugar metabolism (orange) and liver (brownish) pathology.