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1 Майкл Леммон – доктор ветеринарной медицины из Рентона, штат Вашингтон. Практикует в Ветеринарной больнице Хайлендс. Посвятил жизнь изучению естественного лечения, основанного на исследованиях эффектов иридодиагностики (метод распознавания болезней с помощью сигнальной функции радужной оболочки глаза), гербологии (лечение травами) и массажа. Специализируется на классической гомеопатии, акупунктуре и вопросах питания. Член Американской ассоциации ветеринаров-холистов.