Fully one-fifth of the world six-year-olds have hereditary cancer markings registered in reflex relationship to whatever area of the body is susceptible.

These genotypes are light-regulated time bombs held in check only by immuno-resistance and what iris diagnostician Dr. Josef Deck called “compensation.”

Dr. Deck showed that a high number of diseases are hereditary, including many psychoses.

These hereditary tendencies eventually get triggered sooner or later by multiple stress factors, being “decompensated” by …

1) psychological trauma

2) physical trauma

3) malnutrition

4) environmental toxins

5) weather, etc.

So here’s a crucial longevity tip …

AVOID DECOMPENSATION.

The two best iris analysis books ever written are both by Dr. Deck (and both are out of print in the U.S.) …

Principles of Iris Diagnosis: Textbook with Atlas and Indications to Treatment, 1965, 1982

Differentiation of Iris Markings: Differential Diagnosis, Textbook II, 1980, 1983

Other fairly authentic iris analysis books include …

Fundamental Basis of Irisdiagnosis: A Concise Textbook, by Theodor Kriege, 1969

Disease Signs in the Iris: Interpretation and Medication, by Theodor Kriege and A.W. Priest, 1985

Constitution and disposition from the eye, by H.W. Schimmel, 1984

Applied Iridology: Vol. 1, by Harri Wolf, 1977, 1979

The Eye/Body Connection, by Jessica Maxwell, 1980

I’m not a fan of Dr. Bernard Jensen’s style of iris analysis, but his books on the subject are useful references …

The Science and Practice of Iridology, Vol. 1, 1952

Iridology Simplified, 1980

Iridology: The Science and Practice in the Healing Arts Vol. 2, 1982