Wheatgrass extract - A remarkably effective, widely useful, natural healing remedy

Dr. Chris Reynolds. M.B.,B.S.

Welcome to a world where many medical conditions and injuries are seen to respond, often rapidly, to application or ingestion of a wheatgrass extract I have used for recovering thousands of patients (and animals) suffering from skin and many medical conditions, since 1995.

Remarkably capable of healing wounds and treating a broad spectrum of medical conditions, (often when conventional treatments have failed), the extract apparently depends upon the 20 ligands it contains, reconnecting dysfunctional peripheral cellular receptors to the brain, thereby leading to physical recovery.

Numerous illnesses and injuries have recovered this way - sometimes in several minutes - with no side effects.

Please note that the extract only needs small oral doses (one quarter of the cap) and light skin applications twice weekly. Remember, "less is best", so don't waste it.

The wheatgrass extract present in Dr Wheatgrass products can be very effective for treating skin conditions, injuries, ulcers, and many other medical conditions. Click here to read more about its remarkable healing properties.

Dr. Chris Reynolds.
Medical adviser for Dr Wheatgrass.
Queensland.
Australia.

Email: info@wheatgrasshealing.info

Read what some other doctors have to say about the therapeutic benefits of wheatgrass extract.

Medical conditions & injuries

Many medical conditions and injuries respond to wheatgrass extract.

Testimonials

Wheatgrass extract successfully treats many medical conditions and injuries - e.g. molluscum contagiosum.

About Dr. Chris

Born May, 26, 1941. Perth, Western Australia.

Dr. Chris graduated M.B.,B.S. (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) at the University of Western Australia in 1973, He spent most of his professional career in family practice in Perth and Melbourne.

In 1985, he joined the International Organisation for Migration in Hong Kong assessing Vietnamese refugees for resettlement in many countries. In 1991 (the Yeltsin period) he moved to Moscow to oversee medical assessments of Russian Jews re-settling in the United States.

In 1989, Dr. Chris, via his Perth winebar, "Riccardo's", was responsible for returning the then unemployed classical pianist, David Helfgott (the subject of the Oscar-winnning film "Shine") to the concert stage. He later introduced David to his wife-to-be from Sydney, Gillian Murray. This story was later told (albeit erroneously) in the movie "Shine", that won an Oscar for Australian actor Geoffrey Rush.

After moving to Melbourne in 1995, Dr. Chris discovered numerous, often remarkable healing effects with a wheatgrass extract used orally or topically. Its numerous, remarkable therapeutic properties eventually prompted him to create the "Dr Wheatgrass" brand products that have now assisted the recovery of countless medical conditions and injuries, worldwide - often when orthodox treatments had failed.

Citations:

Reynolds, C., Galvin G.: The availability of patients for teaching purposes in the Perth metropolitan area, March to May, 1971. Med. J. Aust. 1972 Oct 14;2(16):891-5.
Reynolds, C. The demise of chlorophyll and a fresh look at wheatgrass therapy. J. Australasian Integrative Med. May, 2004. (PDF)
Reynolds, C.: Thalassemia: Wheatgrass shows promise as an effective inducer of fetal haemoglobin. J. Australasian Integrative Med. Assoc. August, 2004.
Reynolds, C.: A DNA-technology-based cellular assay used to measure specific biological activity in a wheatgrass extract. J. Australasian Integrative Med. Assoc. March, 2005. (PDF)
Reynolds, C. Reynolds, S. Vardharajan, L. A novel topical application (wheatgrass extract) influences closure of plantar ulcers in leprosy patients: case studies in India. J. Sci. Healing Outcomes. Jan. 2014. Vol. 6:11-17
Reynolds, C. Vardharajan, L. La Selva, S. Wheatgrass extract heals leprous skin ulcers. J. Sci. Healing Outcomes. Feb. 8, 2022.

"Wheatgrass is a medically important, highly effective, broad spectral, natural healing agent."
Dr. Chris Reynolds. (1995)