How Willow reads an iris for iridology

An iridology reading starts with both eyes. One iris photograph is a still. Two is a chart. Willow will ask for the other iris if you only attach one, and it will not pretend a single frame is a full iridology map.

From there it follows the iridology chart the way a reading is supposed to: the inner digestive ring, the clock around the pupil, the outer edge. Stomach, glands, liver, lymph, pineal. Named where they sit, not invented in the gaps.

Marks an iridology reading will name

Willow talks about the marks that belong on that chart: activity rings, limbal darkening, lymph spots, fibre, heavy-metal signs. If the photo is weak, the iris analysis says the photo is weak. It would rather leave a zone quiet than fill it with a story.

When you ask for a report, the overlay and the sentences are supposed to agree. If Willow names a zone, you should be able to find it on the same iris photograph.