ACNE: Wheatgrass extract works well even for severe acne, if you persevere

Case No.1: 20-year-old with severe acne

This 20-yr-old female suffered severe acne for six years. She was unresponsive to multiple treatments prior to commencing wheatgrass. I advised her to apply the wheatgrass extract spray over the affected areas just twice weekly, and persevere. (Most conditions respond best to "less" rather than "more".)

After 6 months, there has been significant improvement of her facial skin such as reduction of pustules and inflammation and partial, but obvious filling of pitted areas.

After 12 months, there has been significant smoothing of the skin, the pustules have disappeared and many pock marks have been completely filled.

severe acne pre wheatgrass extract
20-yr-old female suffered from severe acne for six years. She was unresponsive to multiple treatments prior to commencing wheatgrass.
significant improvement of severe acne after 6 months wheatgrass extract treatment
After 6 months, there is significant improvement including reduction in pustules and inflammation with partial filling of pitting.
After 12 months wheatgrass there has been significant smoothing of the skin. Pustules have disappeared and many pock marks have filled.
After 12 months wheatgrass there has been significant smoothing of the skin. Pustules have disappeared and many pock marks have filled.

Case No. 2: A decade battle against acne, healed by wheatgrass

This young woman suffered from acne for 10 years. In the picture on the left, note marked skin disfigurement (scarring) and inflammation (redness). Numerous skin applications, antibiotics and acne medications failed to improve her condition. However, after six weeks' application of wheatgrass extract, her skin has almost returned to normal.

acne pre-wheatgrass
Chronic acne, pre-wheatgrass.
After 4 weeks wheatgrass.
After 4 weeks wheatgrass.
After 6 weeks wheatgrass.
After 6 weeks wheatgrass.

Case 3: Wheatgrass extract heals a young boy's severe acne

Severe childhood acne unresponsive to "standard" medical treatments shows significant improvement after 9 months' wheatgrass extract application.
Severe childhood acne unresponsive to "standard" medical treatments shows significant improvement after 9 months' wheatgrass extract application.

The patient had been treated with daily application of benzoyl peroxide, a drug with potential side effects such as eyelid edema (swelling), anaphylactic reaction (potentially serious). tight throat feeling (potentially serious), dyspnea (difficulty breathing), dry skin, irritant contact dermatitis, skin irritation and burning skin sensation. This was replaced with wheatgrass extract spray being applied just once a week. No negative side effects were felt.

The photographs show obvious improvement in the child's skin. After four months, (Sept. 2019), there was no sign of pustules (pus) and only very mild inflammation (redness).

After 9 months treatment, the picture on the right shows no evidence of inflammation, and pock marks (scarring) have almost disappeared. Many acne patients could have avoided scarring (and still can), by applying a little wheatgrass extract over the damaged skin just once a week, and persevering.

How to treat acne with wheatgrass extract

Acne is a skin condition caused by hormonal disturbance and blockage of sebaceous (oil) glands in the skin. These glands can be readily disrupted by changes in hormonal levels, particularly during puberty. Also, some skin pores become blocked by sebum (oil produced by the skin), so that pimples (pustules) and inflammation begin to appear. Often the whole face can redden because of inflammation. Left untreated, scarring can occur which may be permanent if the condition is severe.

However, perseverance with wheatgrass extract (spray) applied thinly once a week to the affected skin can significantly improve this condition (as shown in this case),  and restore affected skin to normal. It will take time, but patience and perseverance with the extract can make a significant improvement. It may take up to 12 months or more for full recovery, but the skin will ultimately return to normal.