Getting to Know the Five Channels of Elimination

Join us for another excellent evening of education presented by Melbourne-based naturopathic Jackie Arbuckle on the topic of iridology and the lymphatic system!

Jackie’s favourite topic to discuss is the lymphatic system and its effect on health. In fact, the fluid that exists in the body plays a very important role in the elimination of wastes that maintains and supports homeostasis. In this presentation, the concept of the five channels of elimination (lungs, digestion, kidneys, skin, lymph) will be explored, and how these organs system work together for support patient health and wellbeing.

Jackie will cover how to use iridology to examine the lymphatic system in the iris in detail, including clouding/tophi, nerve rings, scurf ring, sinus congestion and more!

When: 7.00pm Wed 14th July Online via zoom

Where: Your computer via Zoom

How to join the Webinar: Once we’ve received your payment, we will send you a confirmation email. Following this, we will provide the same email address a webinar link to join in via Zoom approximately one hour before the event begins.

Please note that this is a *live* Zoom event that won’t be recorded, so please do everything you can to make yourself available for what will be another excellent event.

Some more on our presenter:

Jackie is a Melbourne-based naturopath who has been in clinical practice for 12 years.

Jackie began her studies at the Southern School of Natural Therapies, and from the first moment she walked into the iridology classroom, it was love at first sight!

Jackie is passionate about clinical practice and teaching Naturopathic students. In her private practice, Jackie uses iridology with every patient to develop their naturopathic treatment plans.

Jackie also started teaching the subject of iridiology for Australasian College of Natural Therapies and the Southern School of Natural Therapies in 2015. Her passion for the subject also led to her developing the course content that she now teaches.

Jackie has also contributed to the Naturopaths and Herbalists Association of Australia (NHAA) Symposium, presenting a poster at the NHAA conference in 2019 on iridology. Her academic achievements also include a peer-reviewed paper in the Australian Journal of Herbal Medicine.

Jackie has been a member of the NHAA since graduating. Jackie has also been on the board of Australian Register of Naturopaths and Herbalists (ARONAH) for 9 years, and has held various roles during that time. Jackie has been the chair of the board for the past 4 years and loves contributing the recognition of the Naturopathic profession.