Hi, I came across this thread today by accident and decided to respond and clear something's up for everyone regarding the a Sodium Ring and Alzheimer. I've been a practitioner of Iridology and several other modalities for over 40 years, and I am a Naturopathic Doctor. In those same years, I was also working in the medical pharmaceutical advertising industry as. Medical artist. My training has been very vast and I helped many people in my practice; I am no retired.
Let me begin by stating that no health system, be it allopathic or holistic is by itself a panacea. The human system is a complex one, often requiring assistance from various modalities when it comes to resolving Heath issues. The first thing a Sodium Ring would tell me is that the person has impaired circulation to the upper extremities. No properly trained iridologist worth his or her salt would instantly state it will lead to, or is a sign of, Alzheimer. I trained five years before even practicing. My teacher, who certified me as practitioner and instructor was the father if air ideology in the US! Dr.
Bernard Jensen .
Only last year, I helped a friend who was only 40 years old. When we walked together he was fatigued within 15 minutes. I am 68, have a sodium ring that began when in my early 30s from too many fried foods and high sodium diet, which resolved. When I examined my friend's iris, I found an opaque white sign in the upper and lower extremities of both irides. This informed me that he had arterial circulation problems which coincided with his fatigue. I insisted he go see a cardiologist, which he did. That same day he was admitted to the hospital and the next day five stents were inserted to open his arteries. They had found he had 95% blockage. His general practitioner MD had not picked up on this at all during his annual checkup, but Iridology did. Years ago, a man came to me with a large tumor on the left side of his neck. Doctors could do nothing for him except suggest radical surgery. When he came to see me, he was desperate. I examined his irides and found signs of excessive sulfur aggregation in the upper extremity and neck regions of his irides. Questioning everything I could think of about his history and hobbies, I discovered the source was that he made wine and had to sulfate the wine, but he wore no mask to avoid inhaling the powder. I put him on a program and by the end of that year the tumor had shrunk to the size of a pea and eventually completely long. Because of that tumor he had been diagnosed with leukemia; of course, because his system was fighting the tumor. All that needed to be done was find the cause, stop doing it, and support the system to clear it's own house up. Iridology is an excellent adjunct to any other health analysis modality.
One shouldn't fear any health issue, or the prediction of one. There is an answer to anything when given enough thought with care. Alzheimer in particular has many causes, and all of them originate with impaired circulation. Where good circulation exists there will be sufficient oxygen and nutrients carried to that organ, especially the brain. I have seen bus drivers develop sodium cholesterol rings in their irides that didn't have to occur. But they do because the driver is seated all day long and gravity becomes his enemy, pushing blood down to the lower extremities and depositing toxins as far down as the bottom of the feet, which can be detected as uric acid crystals in the feet with a reflexology evaluation.
Mental and emotional issues, fears, poor nutritional habits, lack of exercise and fresh air, deficiencies, etc., all play a role in prevention as well as promoting a healing. There are good and bad practitioners in every health system. Neither the medical establishment or holistic alternative health system have all the answers, but having knowledge in both areas is better than having knowledge in only one. I always apply at least three modalities to confirm my findings. My wife is a critical care nurse who recently suffered from a heath issue. I let her go through all the medical tests she wanted to take. I had already examined her and knew what was going in and said that all her tests would return negative. She saw four specialists and had five tests done, all returned negative. None of her doctors could resolve her health issue. When her symptoms and pain became unbearable to her, like all my past patients, that was when she was ready to try my help. She is now recovering after three months of no results with the allopathic medical approach.
There is an e cel kent book I would also recommend that recently came out: Title: "You are your own Placebo" by Dr. Joe Disoenza.