This skin graft had been treated by orthodox methods for six weeks, but to no avail. It is healing very slowly, due to poor perfusion of blood supply to the affected area. (Fig. 1)
Two days after wheatgrass extract was applied to the wound surface, the graft has almost healed thanks to restored blood supply due to the extract. (Figure 2.)
In Fig. 3. the graft has healed completely - in just 3 weeks. Other nearby "wounds” have also recovered.
Once or twice weekly application is sufficient to re-connect dysfunctional cellular receptors to the brain and accelerate healing.
How does wheatgrass accelerate wound healing?
The wheatgrass extract I use hastens healing of wounds such as burns, injuries and venous ulcers. In this particular case, just 48 hours after application, the wound surface is covered by a thin, protective film of new cells, and blood supply has returned to the area. The patient's pain also has been relieved - a rare response from using orthodox treatments. Also, the wound dressing has not adhered to the patient's skin - which is very helpful when removing dressings.
These positive responses are likely due to ligands present in wheatgrass extract reconnecting dysfunctional cellular receptors to the brain.
Because wheatgrass extract prevents infection, antibiotics are rarely required when treating wounds. Also, rapid reduction of swelling and elimination of dried blood prevents dressings from adhering to the wound, facilitating dressing changes. The extract also prevents and/or eliminates wound infection, and relieves pain.
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