A little about Atri Wilson… 

 

My fascination with medicine began as a young child – how does medicine know where to go to ‘fix’ our bodies?  Becoming a pharmacist was the first step in finding the answer and buying my first pharmacy yet another step.  As I began to learn about the people whom my pharmacy served, I became aware of the rapidly changing health of my community; sadly a detrimental change.

 

At the same time, the pharmaceutical industry was changing and being challenged by alternative or complementary healthcare.  Natural remedies were unknown to me and the information available was insufficient and my curiosity increased.  As an adult and practising healthcare professional, my fascination shifted to ‘why does some medicine help AND hurt our bodies?’

 

Studying homeopathy was my next step; learning to treat the cause not just the symptoms set me on an entirely new journey into healthcare.  Through the next few years, I gained diplomas in Homeopathy, Iridology,and Nutrition.   

 

Every opportunity to learn, develop my knowledge and strengthen my abilities I have welcomed as essential to providing patients with a complete approach to their health and well-being.

 

Sclerology captivated me completely! This “Health Status Indicator” present in the white of the eye was enthralling and I was determined to learn more.  I enrolled with one of the world’s best Sclerology teachers, Leonard Mehlmauer. It culminated in a trip to Las Vegas last year in September and I have since passed my teachers’ Diploma in Sclerology.

 

I have studied extensively yet Sclerology has substantially raised the level of assistance I can offer to my customers. 

 

For this reason, I am committed to sharing this knowledge with my fellow pharmacists and other health professionals as the value of sclerology is supported by more than 40 years of clinical study in Europe and America.  The signs found in the sclera have been verified and confirmed by pathology, MRI scans and various conventional diagnostic methods.

 

 

“The eyes see externally and internally”