Metabolic Types in The Iris – My Greatest Discovery

By Dr S V Bulatov – registered homeopath

I have studied and practiced iridology since 1989. I have looked at thousands of different colour irises. I have accumulated an enormous data of iris images in my retina and visual cortex. 

I have also added the Science of Metabolic Typing to my homeopathic practice in 2002. I have suddenly realised by Yahweh’s Grace that the iris reflects the person’s genetic metabolic type in one of the evenings in 2007. I have drawn a colour chart of blue, brown and green irises in the next 3-4 hours. This was my greatest discovery.

The unique combination of pupil’s shape/size/tone, different nuances/intensity of white, light yellow, yellow, dark yellow, orange, light blue, blue, dark blue, light brown, brown, dark brown, light green, green, dark green, light grey, grey and dark grey in pupillary and ciliary zones of the iris indicates the genetic metabolic type.

Both pupils should be perfectly round, stable, pitch black, slightly off centre towards the opposite temple with a clear pupillary edge. Any deviation of these characteristics indicates spiritual, mental, emotional and physical reversible imbalance.

Mydriasis – big pupil

Miosis – small pupil

Pull out – a pull towards the iris edge

Flattening – a flattening towards the centre of the pupil

Hippus – constantly changing size of the pupil

Decentralization – the pupil is shifted towards the iris edge

The light blue/brown colour represents:

1. over-activity
2. acidity
3. fast oxidation
4. fast circulation
5. fast elimination
6. acute infection
7. regeneration
8. purity
9. need for antioxidants

The dark blue/brown colour represents:

1. under-activity
2. alkalinity
3. slow oxidation
4. slow circulation
5. slow elimination
6. chronic infection
7. degeneration
8. toxicity
9. need for oxidants

The iris will reflect either autonomic or oxidative dominance.

There are few combinations that could be observed:

1. Mydriasis, pull out, oval pupil and /or hippus. Darker pupillary zone (digestive system) than the ciliary zone (rest of the body). Light grey/grey/dark grey/orange/brown in the blue eyes or dark grey/brown/dark brown in the brown eyes. The pupillary edge is thin, grey, unequal or interrupted. The collarette (ANW) is thick, prominent, equal, uninterrupted, white (in the blue eyes) or light yellow/yellow/orange (in the brown eyes). The ciliary zone might have arcs/rings, wavy fibres and transversals. It shows deficient hydrochloric acid/pancreatic digestive enzymes/bile, inefficient protein/fat digestion/putrefaction and acidic body – sympathetic (noradrenaline) dominant type.

2. Miosis, decentralization and/or flattening. Lighter pupillary zone (digestive system) than the ciliary zone (rest of the body). The pupillary edge is thick, prominent, equal, uninterrupted and dark brown. The collarette (ANW) is thin, non-prominent, unequal, interrupted or not visible at all. There are no arcs/rings, only velvet like texture (in the brown eyes) in the ciliary zone.  It shows excessive hydrochloric acid/pancreatic digestive enzymes/bile, efficient protein/fat digestion and alkaline body – parasympathetic (acetylcholine) dominant type.

3. Mydriasis, pull out, oval pupil and/or hippus. Pupillary and ciliary zones are snowy white in blue eyes or there is white/orange colour inside the pupillary zone and around ANW. There is bright yellow/orange/light brown nuance in brown eyes.  It shows fast glucose metabolism, slow protein/fat metabolism, high CO2 production, fermentation and acidic body - fast oxidizer.

4. Miosis, decentralization and/or flattening. Pupillary and ciliary zones are dark blue/grey (in the blue eyes) or dark brown (in the brown eyes). It shows slow glucose metabolism, fast protein/fat metabolism, low CO2 and alkaline body - slow oxidizer.

5. Normal shape/size/tone of the pupil. Pupillary and ciliary zones are neither light nor dark. They are the same blue/grey (in the blue eyes) or brown colour (in the brown eyes).  It might have a few orange spots.  It shows balanced sugar/protein/fat metabolism and neutral body - mixed autonomic/oxidative type. Balance between noradrenaline and acetylcholine.

The above information has a huge importance in personality analysis/study/career/relationships/sports guidance, diagnosing correctly and treating effectively various acute and chronic health conditions.