WHAT IS A NUTRITIONAL & IRIDOLOGY CONSULTATION
A Nutritional & Iridology Consultation is focused on improving health through nutritional means with a focus on living food nutrition. Living food nutrition is food that has the highest amount of nutrients based on quality, locality and measure of processing it has undergone and finally the energy it takes to grow and acquire the food.
A consultation takes 1.15 – 1.30 hours. During which your full case history is taken with emphasis on examining your current eating patterns, any test results from your GP, including medication if any and finally lifestyle & exercise habits. An iris picture is taken for onsite patients. See FAQ’s for info in iridoligy and the phone consultation.
I am partnered with a number of reputable laboratories which provides testing on a variety of conditions including, OATs (organic acid test), DUTCH Hormones, DNA Genome Testing, Stool analysis for Candida overgrowth, Leaky gut, Mold toxicity, E. coli, Allergies and more. Your complete history is considered when detailing a bespoke healing protocol to achieve wellness. Short term supplementation is also considered where there are indications of deficiency.
A detailed nutritional report is provided within a few days of the consultation including some recipes to support recommended changes by your nutritionist. A lot can be achieved through diet alone. Support is also provided for up to 4 weeks following consult via email & phone.
Siobhán Shinnors
I use Iridology as a diagnostic tool and see it as a valuable addition in consultations. The iris is more unique than a finger print and can give valuable insight into a persons basic constitutional and emotional strengths and weaknesses.
Note from Siobhán Shinnors on Nutrition
I have a keen interest and experience in gut health and the impact it has on mental health. I have been exploring & studying nutrition for over 25years.
I was first introduced to wild foods and foraging in London of all places by an Iranian woman that cured herself of cancer. It was around this time I began a long journey of exploring the power of raw food. I recommend regular use of fermented foods and wild foods for both food and medicine in the daily diet. I am a firm believer in juicing and ‘eating for free’ to get super nutrient rich food into us without big costs. I believe food should be simple and enjoyable. Most people want changes to be practical and to fit into a busy schedule.
My background in Yoga & Meditation has taught me to give equal importance to emotional states & lifestyle patterns when treating a patient. Emotions are a powerful play in our everyday lives and impact strongly on our health as eating under stress can completely suspend our digestive juices. Then we must question how much is being absorbed and assimilated. I recommended whole food supplementation if appropriate during a ‘hand holding period’ to support recovery.
My background in Yoga & Meditation has taught me to give equal importance to emotional states & lifestyle patterns when treating a patient. I use Iridology as a diagnostic tool and see it as a valuable addition in consultations. The iris is more unique than a finger print and can give valuable insight into a persons basic constitutional and emotional strengths and weaknesses.
Note from Siobhán Shinnors on Nutrition
I have a keen interest and experience in gut health and the impact it has on mental health. I have been exploring & studying nutrition for over 25years.
I was first introduced to wild foods and foraging in London of all places and by an Iranian woman that cured herself of cancer. It was around this time I began a long journey of exploring the power of raw food. I recommend regular use of fermented foods and wild foods for both food and medicine in the daily diet. I am a firm believer in juicing and ‘eating for free’ to get super nutrient rich food into us without big costs. I believe food should be simple and enjoyable.
My background in Yoga & Meditation has taught me to give equal importance to emotional states & lifestyle patterns when treating a patient. I use Iridology as a diagnostic tool and see it as a valuable addition in consultations. The iris is more unique than a finger print and can give valuable insight into a persons basic constitutional and emotional strengths and weaknesses.