Iridology marks: rings, metals, and fibre

In iridology, activity rings are the concentric furrows people also call stress rings, worry circles, or contraction furrows. Willow will tell you how many it sees on the iris, and how even they are. That is one mark. It is not the whole iridology reading.

The same iris photograph carries the rest of the iridology chart. Limbal darkening at the outer edge. White spots in the lymphatic lace. How open or tight the fibres look. The collarette. The stomach ring. That divides the inner zones from the rest.

Metals and the rest of the iris analysis

Heavy-metal signs are part of that same looking: the mercury and aluminum language used in this iridology tradition, named as marks on the iris, not as a lab result. Ask about metals the same way you ask about rings. Willow stays on what the picture shows.

None of this is a score for your life, and none of it is a diagnosis. It is iris analysis against an iridology chart, mark by mark, with both eyes in view.