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Program: Master Iridologist (M.I.)
Matthew 6:22 declares - 'The light of the body is the eye'. For over 100 years, Iridology, the study of the iris of the eye, has been researched and studied. This program demonstrates in great detail the physical attributes of organs and systems in the body linked directly to the iris. In addition, students learn about emotional roots to physical imbalance as indicated in this fascinating science. Visual aids and color charts increase the student's awareness of patterns and possible solutions for what can be seen in the eye.

Hours to Complete: 476
Full Price: $1500
Installment Price: $1645
Monthly Installment Price: $93
Number of Installments: 15
Downpayment: $250


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All possible classes for the Master Iridologist (M.I.) Program: (Click to expand)

SNH180 ............ International Comprehension
SNH206 ............ Nutrition and Health
SNH222 ............ Eye Analysis
SNH232 ............ Anatomy and Physiological Studies - Intermediate
SNH310 ............ Intermediate Iridology
SNH440 ............ Advanced Iridology
SNH485 ............ Holistic Iridology

Course: SNH180 International Comprehension
Description: Iridology has been studied for hundreds of years all over the world. This course compares several theories throughout history to demonstrate the similarities and differences in this science. Students will also gain an understanding of international terminology for better communication with others in this area of study.
Hours: 32
Notes:
Book: No book required, by

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Course: SNH206 Nutrition and Health
Description: A comprehensive study which will educate the student in achieving and maintaining the greatest level of health through careful dietary planning and nutritional supplementation. The student will learn to diagnose vitamin and mineral deficiencies as they correlate to specific health problems and be able to suggest the proper supplementation. An emphasis on building and keeping a strong immune system is key to proper nutrition.
Hours: 48
Notes:
Book: Prescription for Nutritional Healing (current edition available at >> Reagan's Bookstore <<), by James and Phyllis Balch

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Course: SNH222 Eye Analysis
Description: The course is an in-depth study of the iris as a means to locate and diagnose areas of weakness, discomfort and disease within the body and how the stages of degeneration are shown in the eyes by means of color. Using the principles of iridology, the student will learn to integrate his/her knowledge of anatomy and herbology into a holistic understanding of treatment and cure.
Hours: 48
Notes:
Book: Science and Practice of Iridology, by Dr. Bernard Jensen

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Course: SNH232 Anatomy and Physiological Studies - Intermediate
Description: This course will provide the student with the general ability to identify the major organ systems as well as the parts and functions of the human body, stressing the function and interrelationships between organs, tissues and glands. This will prepare the student with a foundational knowledge to better understand both the structure and function of the body.
Hours: 48
Notes:
Book: Know Your Body: The Atlas of Anatomy , by Emmet B. Keeffe

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Course: SNH310 Intermediate Iridology
Description: Building on the fundamental aspects of Iridology, this course brings to life the markings that can be seen in the eye. This course is filled with case studies, thorough graphical analysis, as well as enhanced details of every aspect of the iris. An increased awareness of available information allows the student to see a more complete picture of the state of the body.
Hours: 150
Notes:
Book: Science & Practice of Iridology 2, by Bernard Jensen

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Course: SNH440 Advanced Iridology
Description: Represented in a video presentation by Ellen Tart-Jensen Ph.D., this course allows the student to "see" what is being taught instead of just reading textbooks. Visual examples increase comprehension of every aspect of Iridology. This course is structured to be the most beneficial way to educate the student about Iridology from beginning to end.
Hours: 150
Notes: Elective choice in the MI program: Choose 1 between SNH 440 and SNH 475
Book: Ellen Tart-Jensen DVD set, by Ellen Tart-Jensen

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Course: SNH485 Holistic Iridology
Description: The Level II study program is a video course (12 videocassettes totaling 23. 5 hours of lecture and demonstrations) which brings the student to a functional competency in the utilization of Holistic Iridology for making assessments. An in-depth understanding of the chart of Holistic Iridology, constitutional typing and sub-typing with related diathesis, and the influences of genetic memory will be the goals of this course. The significance of pigmentations, vascular transversals and aberrant trabeculae will be taught. Dr. Pesek's advanced system of interpreting the brain areas will be presented in detail. An introduction to sclerology is included. The student will learn early assessment of conditions and accumulations in body tissues and how to properly express to a client what is being see in their eyes.
Hours: 150
Notes: Elective choice - choose 1 SNH 440 or SNH 485
Book: Holistic Iridology (Dr. Pesek DVD set) , by

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