Wheatgrass Extract Healing A Medical Doctor's Guide
Dr. Chris Reynolds. M.B.,B.S. Australia
Wonderful for small wrinkles, eczema, and mollusum warts! We noticed a difference in just a week Steph. USA. Amazon Customer 24 October, 2017 The best skin product ever! I’ve been using Dr Wheatgrass cream and gel for over 15 years, started using them when living in Australia. best cream for…
MOLE ELIMINATION I had moles growing on chest and upper arm, approximately 6mm and 8mm in diameter respectively. As a result of applying a combination of Superbalm and baking soda, a slight skin discolouration is all that remains. Terry. Waikato. NZ 22 July, 2019 This is the best my son…
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Elderly people suffering from niggling aches and pains, stiffness, back pain etc., should be able to relieve their pain and enjoy their quality of life to the full. Pain-reducing (analgesic) drugs such as paracetamol (Panadol/ Tylenol) and anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen (Brufen) and diclofenac (Voltaren), may provide relief for…
65 y.o. male. Venous eczema 2 years. In constant pain. Unresponsive to numerous treatments. Poor blood circulation. Wheatgrass extract applied twice weekly. After 5 weeks’ wheatgrass treatment, note reduced swelling and skin flaking. The patient is pain-free. 9 weeks wheatgrass. Marked reduction of swelling & skin almost normal. No skin flaking,…
Case No. 1. Diabetic ulcer debridement This 75 year old woman suffered from a recurring “abscess” for many years, which turned out to be a diabetic foot ulcer. She wrote: “Prior to your (wheatgrass) spray I was using Medi-Honey or calcium alginate, alternating. The appearance was pink skin with little…
Introduction Leg (venous) ulcers are very common, and increase in number as the aged population increases. For instance, they affect approximately 1% of Australians, and can often be very difficult to heal. Many never do. There are a number of underlying causes of leg ulcers such as diabetes, poor circulation,…