Ian's parents both had Alzheimer's; his mother, Trish, was already in a care home, put there by other family members against her will and it seemed like she was being abused; his father, Alex, too, had not long been diagnosed and decision-making had been taken from him about Trish, his wife. Ian believed he could turn his father's condition around with Alex's knowledge as a chemist and his own insights. This was achieved and together they were able to get his mother home, where Ian was able to lessen Trish's other conditions, including a 25-year history of diabetes and chronic pain from arthritis.

He succeeded in restoring Trish's sight from macular degeneration, resolved two years of documented skin issues, blisters, sores, cellulitis, and general ageing, calmed her mental health, and restored her speech. Sadly, Alex passed away with undetected bowel cancer in 2017 but enjoyed a year reunited with Trish and renewed awareness was significantly restored in his final year. Ian had only started using mineral salts a year earlier to resolve Trish's lifelong need for ventilators for asthma. Ian's research had not, at that time, developed to identify third deficiencies or take into account the actual days of birth. Within a year, the addition of the mother and grandmother into the equation created the beginning of a theory that has revolutionised mineral salt deficiency and the identification of preventable ailments in life, reducing the risks and potentially eradicating cancers. Time will tell.

I began studying this field over a decade ago and have been actively working in it for several years. Recently, I’ve made significant improvements in my expertise. However, I want to clarify that I am not a doctor.

After 35 years in international art transport, where I ran the family business and found creative solutions to complex logistical challenges, I have embarked on a new and fulfilling career in Bloodline-Mapping. The transition has given me a new sense of purpose, providing a rewarding experience each time I work with a client. For years, I have balanced the demands of a thriving family business while caring for aging parents, making the difficult decision to step away when their health declined. Family has always been the heart of everything I do. In the process of navigating the complexities of their health, I began to apply the problem-solving skills I had honed in the art world, finding innovative ways to address physical ailments—first within my family, and now with others.