Georgina Cyr 6/20/12
Iridology for Animals
with Georgina Cyr
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
2-3 p.m., Eastern Time
(1 p.m. Central, 12 noon Mountain, 11 a.m. Pacific)
(8 p.m. CET – Europe; 8 a.m. Hawaii)
Iridology is the study of the colored ring around the pupil of the eye which is called the iris.
In animals, what an iridologist looks for is the shading and any fibers seen, as well as color, as those signs may indicate a current or genetic predisposition of irritation or inflammation in the area. The iridologist would identify the area of the body experiencing pain or inflammation or the potential for it, by using the iridology chart or grid.
Understanding what is showing in your dog, cat, or horse’s eye can help you to avoid health problems before they start, as well as understand how to work effectively with your animals’ health when they do have a health issue.
The structure or design of the iris fibers is a genetic clue as to potential health issues. Although most signs may never become an issue unless something happens via lifestyle or diet, identifying genetic predispositions is of great benefit in breeding animals for a stronger line.
Iridology in itself is not an actual treatment. It is a non-invasive method, often used by homeopaths, naturopaths, holistic veterinarians, and other natural animal health practitioners to determine a required treatment plan. An iris analysis can help to explain what the source or where the original cause of a health problem might be coming from, which can be quite different than the symptoms displayed. It can explain health issues or symptoms which the vet may have difficulty identifying the source of the problem is or why the animal is doing something.
An iridologist looks for the shading, color, and extra pigments. Pigments can indicate trauma or injury to a part of the body which may explain why the animal may not be displaying symptoms of pain or illness.
Iris analysis can help explain:
- Intestinal and Digestion problems.
- Allergies and Skin/Coat conditions.
- Unusual sudden reactivity of animals to their environment or other animals.
By attending this teleclass, you will:
- Hear Georgina sharing some of the information that is available by looking into your dog’s, cat’s, or horse’s iris and how it can help you to help them.
- Learn a few basic signs which might indicate genetic health predispositions, potential health issues, or areas of irritation and inflammation.
- Get help in identifying areas of potential or presently occurring irritation and inflammation. For instance, raised white fibers indicate irritation and inflammation; although white “fibers” are seen in an animal iris, what we look for is something like a raised area above a darker shade or brown blotch
Meet Georgina Cyr
Animal Communicator – IIPA Certified Iridology Instructor
Port Alberni, BC, Canada
Georgina offers animal communication sessions to help you to understand your beloved animal companion. She helps to solve emotional or behavioral problems, and specializes in doing medical intuitive health scans to assist veterinarians.
She is also an Iridology Instructor certified by the International Iridology Practitioners Association and does individual iris analysis for both humans and animals. Georgina teaches Iridology and Animal Communication via correspondence courses.
Her Canine-Feline Iridology Beginners Correspondence Course includes:
- A beautiful complete color workbook with all the information you need to learn basic Canine and Feline iridology. This book includes all terminology, iris signs, photos for identification and examples, as well as case studies of dogs and cats based on iris signs.
- Instructional videos in categories with identification of dog and cat iris signs to help you learn. Also included are examples of terminology, analysis techniques, as well as histories and case studies of dog and cat eyes.
About Georgina Cyr
In 1990 Georgina began studies with Natural Health care therapies, modalities and teachings. In 1994-1997, she studied Herbology, Homeopathy, and Identification of Edible and Medicinal Wild Plants. In 1997, she studied Acupressure, Aromatherapy, Tui Na massage, Energy Healing, Vibrational and Sound Healing, and many other healing modalities.
Georgina has been teaching Iridology since 1996 for the International Iridology Practitioners Association, which is recognized worldwide. She also teaches Iridology for Langara College in Vancouver, British Columbia, as well as at Windsong School of Healing in British Columbia.
Georgina served on the board of directors of IIPA for five years in addition to serving as Director of Student Services between 1999 and 2004. During this time, she helped with creating the Student Certification Syllabus, creating iridology courses and certification examinations.