This skin graft was treated with orthodox methods for six weeks, but failed to heal due to poor blood supply to the wound area. (Fig. 1)
Two days after wheatgrass extract application, the graft has almost healed due to restoration of blood supply to the affected area. (Fig. 2.)
In Fig. 3. the graft has healed completely - in just 3 weeks. Ligands in the extract appear to have re-connected dysfunctional cellular receptors to the brain.
How does wheatgrass accelerate wound healing?
The wheatgrass extract I use hastens wound healing caused by burns and other injuries - and even venous ulcers. In this case, just 48 hours after application, the wound surface is covered with a thin, protective film of new cells, due to blood supply returning to the area. Pain also has been relieved - which is uncommon if orthodox treatments are used. Also, note that the wound dressing has not adhered to the patient's skin. This is unusual, but is very useful when changing dressings.
Recovery is most likely due to ligands present in wheatgrass extract reconnecting dysfunctional cellular receptors to the brain.
Also, because wheatgrass extract helps prevent infection and accelerates healing, antibiotics are rarely required when treating wounds. Also, rapid reduction of swelling and elimination of dried blood helps prevent dressings adhering to the wound which facilitates dressing changes. (A major time-wasting problem for nurses.) The extract also prevents and/or eliminates wound infection as well as relieve pain. Dressing changes can usually be reduced to every two or three days.
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