Sometimes. If following the flush protocol, this could be caused by discharged gall stone(s) blocking the bile ducts. When this happens the flow of bile and bilirubin from the liver into the intestines may be greatly reduced. Sometimes a subsequent/immediate flush to discharge the blocked stones and clear the ducts may solve the problem. You can read more about jaundice in the link below.

http://www.medicinenet.com/jaundice/article.htm

You have to be wary about yellow spots in the eyes. They can be an indicator of a congested liver. However, the most common cause is over-exposure ultra-sensitivity to ultra-violet rays from the sun or another source.

Have them check out by a proper eye-doctor (not optician) before assuming anything else.

I think you would be wise to follow Telman's advice and see a opthalmologist(specialist in eye affections) for a proper diagnosis. Sometimes such things as you describe with your eyes could be an indicator of something more serious that may have nothing to do with jaundice. The only way to be sure is to get a proper diagnosis.

As far as irridilogists go, I don't know if in your case an irridilogist would be the best person to go to. Personally, I have had positive experiences with an irridiologist. One time my left hip was out and I did not know it, a irridioligist checked my eyes and told me to see a chiropractor as my left hip was out. I did not tell the chriopractor anything about this. The chiropractor did advise me that my left hip was indeed out and did the proper adjustment.