iridology
What is it? This is a painless and non-invasive procedure. By looking into the iris the practitioner can often detect the early stages of illness before you develop symptoms. Iridology is purely a diagnostic technique. The iris is as individual as a fingerprint and contains an inherited pattern. Who it can help? Anyone can benefit from Iridology. What happens in a session? The practitioner studies the pattern of the iris though a magnifying glass, and occasionally a photograph may be taken for further analysis. It is these patterns within the iris that the practitioner studies, makes a diagnosis, and recommends to the client ways of maintaining and improving their health. Books & Information The British Society of Iridology
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