Credentials:

Prof Bryan Marcia earned his Doctorate of Philosophy in Iridology from the University of Health Sciences (Accredited) – Honolulu, Hawaii December 15th, 1994. He took classes from UHS Faculty Director Dr. Bernard Jensen with Dr. Donald Bodeen as his Core Faculty Advisor.

Prof Bryan Marcia, Ph.D. was founder and director of Canadian Neuro-Optic Research Institute from 1995-2010 while residing in Canada. Bryan lectured as an Associate Professor in the Department of Natural Medicine at Capital University of Integrative Medicine in Washington, DC, USA from 2000-2006 and was awarded Associate Professor Emeritus, Department of Natural Medicine on June, 2006..

Research and Development Objectives

To build and support the international health and medical communities by offering educational opportunities in iridological training and iridodiagnostic research services.

To promote health and well-being for all people through education, research, service and public awareness through the utilization of the Iridological analysis sciences.

Sustain excellence in iridology education, research and development by fostering public awareness of health and disseminate scientific information through publications, faculty colloquium, education course development and fellowship with other Iridological Institutions throughout the world.

Education:

University of Health Science, Honolulu, HI., Doctor of Philosophy in Iridology – December 15, 1994

Concentrations: Computerized Iridology Analysis Research and Development

Doctoral Dissertation: The Development of Computerized Iridology Analysis Reports for Public Health Education

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Donald Bodeen

Publications & Research

Capital University of Integrative Medicine(CUIM): Iridodiagnostic Evaluation Study; 2002-2003. Evaluation of iris analysis study at Capital University of Integrative Medicine, Washington, D.C.

Computers and Iridology: 1997-2003 Topic: Advantages of computer iridodiagnostic technologies over previous versions of iridological examinations used at Canadian Neuro-Optic Research Institute.

Genetic Features of the Iris; 2003; Genetic factors central to Iridology.

Diagnostic Research & 3-D Spectrography; 2000-Current. Using spectrum plot windows to display the mean spectrum for the file associated with the displayed image.

Hospital Physician November Issue; Review of Clinical Signs; Clinical reference; 2001: Ocular Signs of Hyperlipidemia by Frank L. Urbano, MD.

Iris Pigments, 1996 – Clinical Manual

Fundamental Signs of the Collarette , 1996

The Autonomic Nerve Wreath; 2000

Integrative Iridology Chart; 2000

Conjunctiva Signs; 2000

Constitutional Classification Via the Eye, 1996

Heterochromias of the Iris; 2001

Structural Signs of the Iris; 2001

Toxic Dystrophic Signs in the Iris; 2001

Adaptive Rings and Arcs; 2001

Pigment Spots in the Iris; 1998

Pupils and Pupillary Symptoms; 2000

Integrative Iridology Professional, 2000-Ongoing – Educational Software

Health is in the Eye of the Beholder? Discovery Channel Review – 1998

Eye on Iridology ePublications, 1996-2010. – Quarterly Publication – Numerous research articles

Current: Development of iridodiagnostic assessment software for integrated healing arts.

Lectures and Symposiums

1st Congres International d’Iridologie – Brussels, Belgium. 2000

Topic: Iridology – The Science of Hereditary Biology

2nd International Congress of Iridology – Thessoliniki, Greece. 2001

Topic: Iris Diagnostic Research & 3-D Spectrography

Capital University of Integrative Medicine – Iridology & Medical Business Admin. - Washington, D.C., 2001-2006

Topic: Iridodiagnostics

China Health Symposium – Beijing, China, 2009

Topic: Eye diagnosis in China, a lost tradition.

Iridology five day Lecture Symposium, Shenzhen, China, 2009

Topic: Integration of Eastern and Western IridologicalPhilospophies.

Two day Iridology Symposium, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan – 2010

Topic: Introduction to biometric detection of the eye, pupil and collarette using specialized algorithms.

Two day Iridology Symposium, Cebu City, Philippines – 2010

Topic: Introduction to biometric detection of the eye, pupil and collarette using specialized algorithms.

Iridology five day lecture Symposium, Singapore, 2009 & 2010

Topic: Introduction to Russian iridodiagnostic modalities.

Academic Advisor

Iridology Asia Association, Singapore

Eastern Iridology Association, China

Currently, Prof. Bryan Marcia is a dedicated scientist involved with continued research and development in the Iridological sciences and teaches the science of iridology and Iridodiagnostics to health professionals throughout the world. Prof. Bryan currently is also primary in the development of the world’s most clinically accurate iridodiagnostic software for healing art integration.

Prof. Bryan Marcia also teaches Iridology for degree programs offered by the Da Vinci Institute of Holistic Medicine.