Eye Reading Diagnosis in a nutshell

This 20 pages work book covers the quintessential of eye reading diagnosis from Heart, Lung, Spleen, Liver, Kidney, Large intestine, Small intestine, Stomach, Reproductive system, and even central nervous system. It provides brief introduction of how this revolutionary diagnostics develop and where it stems from, then followed by graphical illustration of each system involved. Everyone who finish reading this condensed work book will have a general idea how to perform simple eye reading diagnosis on themselves and their patients--should you be health care practitioner. Prior experience shows it takes 6~8 hours of classroom teaching to cover this information-enriched work book.

 

 

1. Why use eye reading? What’s the benefit of eye reading to alternative practitioners?

 

• A correct & accurate diagnosis is paramount
• How traditional alternative medicine develop diagnosis
• How eye reading develops diagnosis
• Improves patients participation and trust

 

2. The origin of eye reading, background information

• How Traditional Chinese medicine say about eye
• How Western world see eyes
• Eye reading is not iridology
• How Dr. Zheng established the theory of eye reading

 

3. What is to look at eye?

• Location, location, location
• Shape--iris, pupil,
• Vein,
• Pigmentation,
• Texture,
• Complexion.

 

4. Eye chart introduction: heart, liver, spleen, lung, kidney, etc

 

5. Eye reading one by one:

 

• Heart(inner canthus, outer canthus)
  • Inner canthus
    • Deficiency-blood
    • Excessive-fire
  • Outer canthus
    • Hart Yin,
    • Heart Qi,
    • Cardio blockage

 

• Liver(iris, and its margin area)
  • Iris
    • Complexion
    • Shape integrity
    • Margin

 

• Spleen(lower eye lid)
  • Lower eye lid-conjunctiva
  • Upper and lower eye lid-exterior

 

• Lung(sclera adjacent to iris)
  • Intoxication
  • Phlegm and mucus

 

• Kidney(pupil)
  • Shape integrity
  • Complexion
  • Texture

 

• Stomach(right below iris)
  • Vein and its shape
  • Inflammation or not

 

• Small intestine

 

• Reproductive area(male, female)
  • Male
    • Prostate
    • Bladder
  • Female
    • Uterus
    • Fallopian tube
    • Ovary

 

• Colon-bowel(inner canthus)
  • Constipation
  • diarrhea

 

• Neck-upper back-shoulder(right above iris)
  • Cervical pain

 

• Brain-emotional area
  • Brain-head traumatic injury
  • Stress
  • depression