During an Iridology consultation, I use a torch and magnifier to carry out the analysis. Iris analysis is a completely safe, hygienic and non-invasive process. It is the perfect method of diagnosis for people who may be anxious about undertaking other invasive diagnostic tests. By simply examining the eye, I am able to assess my client’s current state of health and any inherited weaknesses they may have. Iris diagnosis is also a perfect means of assessing levels of toxicity in the body. I have found it to be the most useful form of diagnosis over all other types of testing, such as allergy tests etc. This is because it tells me exactly what that person's genetic pattern is. This is something that will not change during that person's lifetime. It is their genetic inheritance.

Iridology can also act as an extremely useful early warning system. It can alert the Iridologist to the 'potential' a person may have for developing certain diseases and conditions. 'Potential' doesn't necessarily mean that that person will develop those conditions. However, Iridology can be used preventatively in these circumstances. Information obtained can ensure that corrective measures be put in place long before a person would necessarily develop such 'potential' health problems.

As each body is unique, every person I see has different dietary requirements. By exposing a person's weaker organs, Iridology allows me to make dietary and/or supplementary suggestions that will help support those particular areas of the body. As such, I have found that Iridology provides me with the perfect diagnostic tool to prevent the onset of any future health problems.

Read about the History of Iridology

The recorded practice of iris analysis dates back to the time of the ancient Egyptians. But is is not until the 19th Century that the practice of Iridology as it is known today, was established.