Iridology: Seeing Patterns unique to you Before Running Tests.

How iridology guides next steps. Seeing the bigger picture

Iridology is an observational tool used to gain insight into constitutional tendencies, long-standing patterns, and areas of stress or compensation within the body.

It does not diagnose disease and it does not predict outcomes. Its value lies in context — helping to explain why certain issues may persist, recur, or respond the way they do.

Used thoughtfully, iridology often brings clarity where symptoms alone don’t tell the full story.

How I use iridology

Iridology is not used in isolation and it is not treated as a stand-alone answer.

I use it as part of a broader interpretive process — alongside case history, observation, and clinical reasoning — to help identify patterns that may otherwise be overlooked.

What I look for includes:

• areas of long-term stress or weakness

• constitutional tendencies

• patterns that don’t show up clearly in tests

• connections between seemingly unrelated symptoms

Iridology doesn’t replace other information.
It helps connect it.

Where iridology fits in a consultation

Iridology is typically used early in the process, before bioresonance.

It often highlights areas that:

• warrant closer attention

• explain why symptoms haven’t resolved

• guide what should be prioritised

Bioresonance may then be used to confirm or further explore these findings.

This sequence — observation first, confirmation second — often leads to clearer direction and fewer unnecessary interventions.

Why iridology can be so helpful

One of the most common responses I see when using iridology is an “aha” moment.

Not because it provides something new, but because it:

• puts existing information into context

• explains patterns that previously felt confusing

• helps people understand why their body responds the way it does

For many clients, this understanding alone reduces anxiety and uncertainty.

What iridology is — and isn’t

Iridology:

• is observational and interpretive

• looks at patterns rather than diagnoses

• reflects long-term tendencies rather than short-term changes

It is not:

• a medical test

• a diagnostic tool

• a prediction of illness

It works best when used with judgement, not as a formula.

Who iridology tends to suit

Iridology often resonates with people who:

• feel their health story doesn’t quite add up

• have recurring issues without clear explanation

• want a broader view rather than symptom-by-symptom care

• value understanding over quick fixes

It may be less useful for those seeking definitive answers or guarantees.

Honesty and referral

If iridology suggests that another approach or practitioner would be more appropriate, I will always say so.

It is a tool for clarity — not something to be used when it’s clearly not relevant.

Booking

Iridology is available as part of a naturopathic consultation and may be used to guide further support, including bioresonance where appropriate.

My approach to iridology is grounded in classical training and used as an observational tool to identify long-standing patterns.

Some examples