Wheatgrass Extract Healing A Medical Doctor's Guide
Dr. Chris Reynolds, Australia
Wheatgrass heals second-degree burns In 2014, the Burns Unit at Choithram Private Hospital, Indore, India tested wheatgrass extract for its effect on second degree burns in children. The extract stopped pain quickly, accelerated healing, prevented infection, reduced scarring and eliminated life-threatening bacteria. The following summary speaks well for wheatgrass in recovering…
Case No. 1. This patient accidentally burned herself on a hot stove top. The original burn (at left) is quite deep, inflamed and open, making it prone to infection – a common complication of burns. After one week’s daily treatment with wheatgrass extract, the wound has completely healed with new skin…
Severe radiation burn showing raw, open wound 3 days after last treatment. Patient in severe pain with no relief from Sorbolene cream). (1 Feb. 2016) Same day. Marked radiation burn over treated area. Note light coloured horizontal scar from initial melanoma excision one year ago. Same day, after shower. Wheatgrass extract…
An extraordinary physical response to wheatgrass extract The remarkable restoration of movement of this patient’s supposedly “fixed” shoulder movements due to severe burns contractures, was obserbed by nine doctors (including myself), and four medical students, during an outpatient clinic at a teaching hospital in Indore, India. Three months earlier, the…
Burn Case No. 1. In this case, wheatgrass has healed a large second degree burn in just 7 days. Note: If using wheatgrass for treatment of a burn, it is important to APPLY IT IMMEDIATELY. Do not soak the burn in cold water first. Experience shows that wheatgrass initiates healing…
Efficacy and tolerability of Fitostimoline in two different forms (soaked gauzes and cream) and Citrizan Gel in the topical treatment of second-degree superficial cutaneous burns. Martini, P., Mazzatenta, C. & Saponati, G. (2011) Derm. Res. and Practice; 2011, 1-8. Background: Fitostimoline is a topically applied agent whose main active ingredient…
Dermatologic evaluation of yeast, tyrothricin, chlorophyll and nitrofurazone. Johnson, H. 1948. Arch. Dermatol. Syph. 57:348-351 Background: Dermatologists have a number of powerful drugs at their disposal to treat infections of the skin. Generally speaking, however, the more powerful the drug, the worse the side effects are for the patient. Researchers…
Chlorophyll and wound healing. Experimental and clinical study. Lam, C., Brush, B. 1950 Am. J. Surg. 8:204-210. 1950. Chlorophyll was used in an experiment with cutaneous wounds in guinea pigs, and in treating dermatome donor sites, clinical burns and surgical wounds and ulcers in human patients. Wound healing in guinea pigs showed…
Dr. Chris Reynolds. M.B.,B.S. Welcome to Wheatgrass Healing – …to my world where numerous medical conditions and injuries recover, often rapidly, after light application or ingestion of a wheatgrass extract I have used therapeutically for treating many thousands of patients (and animals) suffering from skin and a broad spectrum of…
This patient’s skin graft was treated with orthodox methods for six weeks but failed to heal due to poor blood supply reaching the wound area. (Fig. 1) Fig. 1. Skin graft before wheatgrass application. Note the poor blood supply and subsequent absence of vitality in the wound. Yet, two days…