Wheatgrass Healing A Medical Doctor's Guide
Dr. Chris Reynolds. M.B.,B.S. Australia
Laser burns Hi Sanket, Thanx for asking, i am fine and doing good. Yes, I started spraying from 28th of August. Firstly I want to say that Dr. Wheatgrass spray is magical. All my bumps which left after laser, they disappeared after 3rd use of this spray. I am so…
The best skin repairing/healing cream I’ve ever used. Kept my skin scar free through 33 radiation treatments on my neck. DK. USA. 16 March, 2018 Thanks to Amazon An 86 year old man had an SCC removed from the apex of his head with a split skin graft applied. He…
Osteoarthritis At the beginning of March both of my hands were operated on for Carpal Tunnel. The surgery was an instant success where I have much more movement in each hand and no more of the associated numbness. Unfortunately the heels of my hands have been extremely sensitive and of…
I thought it was worth asking if your products would help my 4 year old daughter who has had a cough for months and doctors only put it to viral infections she keeps getting. If not, I wanted to thank you for your miracle cream all the same! Sincerely, A….
An accidental burn at work A young waitress ran in to my surgery screaming with pain. She had just spilled boiling hot soup over her hand while working at a nearby restaurant. The burn looked serious. A large area of her palm was bright red, swollen and already beginning to…
Burn testimonial: My friend burnt her ear on a straightening iron. The first picture was not long after it happened. She mentioned it was very painful. She had a bottle of the wheatgrass spray and applied it within minutes of burning her ear. She said the pain subsided instantly. The…
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 treatment with wheatgrass extract, (once daily) the wound is completely healed with…
About herpes zoster – “shingles” Herpes zoster virus infection (“shingles”) can often be very painful and debilitating. It is caused by the same virus that causes chicken pox (which this patient had previously been infected with), usually in childhood. The virus remains dormant (inactive) in one of the nerve roots…