The practitioner who uses Iris Analysis will normally examine the iris by direct view with an illuminated magnifier, or acquire a photographic image of the iris on the client's initial visit. The iris is inspected for textural and chromatic features, which are noted along with global properties. From both specific features and combinations of features, an interpretive model is applied to derive an evaluation of the client's physical and psychological disposition. Any bias (imbalance) or predisposition which is evident from the iris pattern interpretation is noted and considered in subsequent health planning. Identification of somatic and psychic constitutional factors facilitates the development of an individually optimized protocol.

-- Jon (jon@milesresearch.com), March 30, 1999