12/17/2025
This guy didn’t send me feet pics, thank goodness. But in the email he sent me, he included photos of his
Eyes.
(and believe it or not, that’s not all that uncommon!)
Don’t worry - he wasn’t looking for a date. He wanted me to do an iris analysis from photos with no other information. This used to be pretty common. People would send in their photos and we would ‘diagnose’ health issues from them.
And because there are still people practising and teaching based on those disproved theories, the general public expects a ‘diagnosis’ from their photos.
→ Back to the guy and his photos.
He said he’d recently quit smoking and wanted me to tell him, from his photos, if he should do a cleanse. I couldn’t answer that honestly, as I had no other information about him - medications, surgeries, health history, current symptoms - only photos.
And while his iris photos provide a lot of base information about his health predispositions, they don’t reveal transient information ~ and as a health professional it is irresponsible to give client specific recommendations without his health history information.
It is reckless, potentially dangerous, and definitely unprofessional to give client-specific recommendations from photos only without background information.
So, for sure, don’t send me your feet pics. Or even pics of your eyes!
But if you want to learn more about learning iridology at a professional level, let’s talk!