Wheatgrass extract is a rapid, highly effective hemostatic agent. If applied lightly over an injured area, it rapidly reduces and/or completely stops bleeding, apparently via ligands in the extract re-connecting peripheral cellular receptors to the brain. It also helps ease the surface pain caused by trauma, burns etc., and prevents wound infection.
In this case, the tattooist, having caused bleeding with a needle, sprays a little wheatgrass over the affected area, then wipes it clean to find that bleeding has stopped. To me, this is because ligands in the extract have reconnected dysfunctional cellular receptors to the brain.
Surgical and injury-caused bleeding can also be prevented, simply by applying wheatgrass extract to the injured area, before the procedure. This also helps prevent blood clotting and infection and accelerates healing of the wound.
It may seem strange that bleeding has stopped and not returned. But how?
It appears to me, that the many ligands in the extract have blocked small blood vessels supplying the affected area, by reconnecting numerous cellular receptors in the injured area to the brain. The brain has then responded appropriately by preventing blood loss from the operating area. (I have observed this response many times.)
The extract is also very useful because of its ability to stop bleeding rapidly, yet restore blood flow when necessary. It can also be useful for treating minor injuiries, relieving pain and preventing infection. It is also considerably more effective than ice packs which actually slow blood circulation which actually slows the healing process.
Dr. Chris Reynolds.
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