Book review: Visions of Health

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Visions of health- Understanding Iridology

By: Bernard Jensen and Dr. Donald V. Bodeen

First off I have to say this book was really easy to read.  It had very good section the history and background of iridology. Usually in this section I just skim the information- but in this book it was actually interesting to read.

I like that it is breaking it down for you so that even an average person can look into their own eye and get an idea of their weaknesses and strengths.

I also really like the encouragement to seek wholistic care- in treating the person as a whole and not just treating the disease.

It also outlines the importance of a healthy mind or outlook on life. You have the power to change your attitude and outlook on your life for the better.

I love the photos to accompany what is being discussed. I am a visual person so I love to have that to visualize what I am reading.

This is more of a book to wet you appetite and get you started in your study of iridology. Because although it gives you an idea of where to look and what to look for- it does not discuss the treatments to repair the weaknesses you see. Although it does concentrate on the importance of bowl health and how it affects the rest of the body- which is that a healthy bowel will promote health in the rest of the body. So I suppose that if you heal the bowel and promote heath throughout the body that would be considered a treatment for healing the weaknesses that you may have. I think this is really important because it is something that we don’t really think about.

Overall I think this a book that I would like to add to my library for reference.

I would recommend it to anyone that is interested in iridology and wants to learn more. Especially since it is easy to read - as opposed to an all facts “text book” style book.