Wheatgrass Extract Healing A Medical Doctor's Guide
Dr. Chris Reynolds, Australia
A mother’s molluscum testimonial “Just wanted to drop you a line and say a huge thank you. Initially I thought my four year old daughter was developing skin tags, but very quickly the lumps and bumps quickly developed all over her stomach, groin and legs. After one got badly infected…
Case No.1. Large, inflamed molluscum spots, some pus-filled. due to cantharone. 9 days later, lesions have flattened & some have almost disappeared. Notice there is less inflammation & pus is no longer present. Mother’s Story: “My daughter B is doing very well. Wheatgrass extract has made a huge difference to…
About Psoriasis Psoriasis is a common skin condition worldwide. It is characterised by flaking, plaque (thickened skin) and itchiness, and can affect all ages. It is thought to be due to the body’s immune system attacking the skin and disrupting its normal functions – a so-called “auto-immune disease.” Psoriasis affects…
Video 1: Case No. 1. Here, a wheatgrass extract recovers joint movements by a stroke patient, 7 years after the original event. Only a small amount of wheatgrass extract was applied to the patient’s hand, then he regained almost 100% hand movement in about ten minutes. Regular follow-up was continued for…
Fig. 1. A squamous cell carcinoma (malignant skin cancer) was excised from the patient’s finger 30 days before this picture was taken. A skin graft was applied, but failed after a month of daily dressings. Fig. 2. Just 16 hours after application of wheatgrass extract, loose skin has disappeared and…
A 60 year old financial planner was referred to me by his general practitioner because his facial herpes simplex (“cold sore” virus) was “out of control”. He wondered if wheatgrass might be able to help his patient. The patient had been treated for “eczema” with the topical steroid betamethasone – a…
Topical steroids destroy your skin. Wheatgrass extract restores it Introduction Located throughout our bodies, billions of cellular receptors continuously receive signals from chemical messengers called ligands – their function being to continuously maintain information to the brain of any physical or physiological changes – so-called “feedback” – that may occur….