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Pupils in iridology

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    I have been noticing recently that some people have naturally larger pupils in the same lighting and was wondering if anyone knew what this means and if it’s good or bad

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      probably over/understimulated idk which one but something like that maybe an overactive nervous system idrk

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        I have been noticing recently that some people have naturally larger pupils in the same lighting and was wondering if anyone knew what this means and if it’s good or bad

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        @notjacob

        Larger pupils show that you have less nervous tension.

        In iridology, the pupil itself relates to the stomach. The ring immediately around it shows gut toxicity (mostly brown halo even in blue eyes).

        "Doctors" don't know anything about nutrition and diet. Don't listen to them. Enjoy consuming raw.

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          brain chemicals

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