The reading
Every part of the iris is examined and compared against known markings, to identify which system in the body is under strain.
Dr. Henry Chiban reads the iris of your eye to find which system in your body is struggling, then treats it with herbal extracts from the mountains of Lebanon. Just herbs, with no chemicals.

Diagnosis always comes before treatment. We look into the iris, read the markings, then prepare the formula that fits the case and follow it.
Every part of the iris is examined and compared against known markings, to identify which system in the body is under strain.
A herbal supplement prepared for the case, with a measured dose and clear instructions written on the label.
A later visit where the iris is read again to compare the markings and adjust the diet and treatment plan.

Iridology was first described in Germany in 1861 by Ignatz von Peczely, who noticed a marking appear in the eye of an owl with a broken leg — and disappear once it healed. That observation grew into a field with its own institutes and instruments.
At High Health Clinic we use it to diagnose and to track treatment, and we build our formulas from herbs gathered on Lebanese soil — collected and photographed by our own team. Every product carries a measured dose, and every case gets a follow-up.
39 products across 10 categories, made from natural herbal extracts, each with its own instructions for use.
For atherosclerosis and fatty deposits along the artery walls.
For urinary infections; breaks down stones and clears sand and calcium deposits.
For intestinal pain and stomach lining inflammation; eases bloating.
Stimulates the liver and clears accumulated toxins and fats.
We look into the iris to find where the body is struggling — not to guess.High Health Clinic — Iridology & Herbal Therapy
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Saint Maria Plaza, 1st floor, Hadath, Beirut, Lebanon
Monday – Saturday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
+961 5 471 324
Akkar — North Lebanon. Message us on WhatsApp for the exact address and visiting day.
By appointment — call to confirm the visiting day