How wheatgrass extract accelerates healing

Dr. Chris Reynolds. M.B.,B.S. Click pic for CV.

Introduction

Ever since 1995, I have used a particular type of wheatgrass extract to accelerate the healing of a broad spectrum of medical conditions and injuries - often when standard treatments had failed, (view examples), - that are completely devoid of adverse side effects.

Impossible? Not really - because the extract, containing at least 20 ligands, appears to rapidly reconnect dysfunctional peripheral cellular receptors to the brain - which then responds accordingly - often instantaneously.

Wounds also heal much faster, and pain is eliminated or reduced, often after standard medical treatments have failed. For example, venous leg ulcers, second-degree burns, and leprosy ulcers.

In Figure 1, the extract has almost instantaneously relieved the patient's pain from a minor second-degree burn, and has hastened its healing. Also, the blister, which hasn't burst, helps prevent wound infection. Comparison of the minor burn with the severe radiation burns shown in Figure 2, shows both injuries have clearly healed rapidly, and were reported pain-free.

Figs. 1&2. Wheatgrass extract relieves first-degree burn pain allowing ear stud re-insertion several minutes later, while in the photo below, the patient's severe radiotheray burns have recovered in just ten days.

The patient has suffered severe, deep radiation burns that would normally take several weeks or even months to heal. Instead, ligands in wheatgrass extract have re-connected dysfunctional cellular receptors to the brain, enabling it to heal his damaged skin. Note also the absence of inflammation in the picture on the right (the patient is also pain-free), and recovery of the burn wounds, just 2 weeks after the injury.

A small selection of wheatgrass extract's remarkable ability to heal:

How does wheatgrass extract work?

It appears that 20 ligands known to exist in the extract, are capable of assisting re-connection of dysfunctional cellular receptors to the brain (e.g. in Fig. 2.) Also, in the short list following of "Recovered" conditions, remarkable recoveries of ten separate physical injuries can be seen.

How wheatgrass extract appears to accelerate healing

The blood-brain barrier (BBB) prevents most drugs (other than very small molecules) from directly influencing the brain. However, ligands present in wheatgrass extract appear to reactivate dysfunctional cellular receptors, which enables them to reconnect directly to the brain.

Ligands are molecules that activate cellular-receptor DNA to release neurotransmitters that send sensory messages such as pain, pressure, taste, vision, touch etc., to the brain. For instance, in Figure 3, "dysfunctional" connections to the brain from skin, lungs, intestines, liver, heart etc. could lead to broad dysfunctions of many, or possibly all body organs. But, by simply applying ligand-rich wheatgrass extract over disaffected skin area(s), or by taking the extract orally, many of these dysfunctional areas can be rapidly restored as shown by numerous observations.

Fig. 3. This diagram demonstrates how ligands in wheatgrass extract apparently reconnect dysfunctional organs, or parts thereof, to the brain. Restoration of other organs e.g. heart, liver, uterus, lungs, intestine etc. appear to work similarly.

But how does wheatgrass extract ease pain and heal many medical conditions and injuries?

We know that cell receptors signal pain from a pin prick in the skin to the brain via the neurotransmitter, Substance P, making the "victim" instantly withdraw his/her hand. However, if wheatgrass extract is then applied to the painful area, pain eases quickly because of the negative influence of Substance P preventing it from reaching the brain.

Also, many "infertile" women have conceived after taking a daily small dose of wheatgrass extract, apparently by 'normalisation' of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis. (HPA).

More examples of wheatgrass extract healing

Effective healing of leprosy ulcers has defied "modern medicine" for centuries, but wheatgrass extract, if applied regularly to the affected area(s) can eliminate the infection. For instance, numerous attempts had been made to heal this patient's leprous ulcer, for 8 years, but failed. (Fig. 4.) However, after wheatgrass extract was applied regularly to the area, the wound healed in five months. (View more cases.)

Fig. 4. 'Unhealable' leprosy wound present 15 years in 60 year old female heals after 4 once a monthly applications of wheatgrass extract. (View 6 more cases) — **Fig. 4.** A leprous foot ulcer, present 8 years and considered to be "unhealable", almost completely recovers after only 7 applications of wheatgrass extract in 5 months, which suggests reconnection of cellular receptors to the brain after ligands bind to dysfunctional cellular receptors.

**Fig. 5.** A spider bite heals after 9 years' failed orthodox medical treatment, by simple application of wheatgrass extract to the wound two or three times weekly. (Indeed amazing.) Similarly, in Figure 5, a non-healing spider bite has, after 9 years, healed following 7x monthly applications of wheatgrass extract. Cellular receptors in the wound appear to have lost contact with the brain, thereby preventing recovery, but after application of wheatgrass extract to the wound, it appears that ligands in the extract have reconnected dysfunctional cellular receptors to the brain, thereby leading to wound healing.

**Fig. 4.** A leprous foot ulcer, present 8 years and considered to be "unhealable", almost completely recovers after only 7 applications of wheatgrass extract in 5 months, which suggests reconnection of cellular receptors to the brain after ligands bind to dysfunctional cellular receptors.

**Fig. 5.** A spider bite heals after 9 years' failed orthodox medical treatment, by simple application of wheatgrass extract to the wound two or three times weekly. (Indeed amazing.) Similarly, in Figure 5, a non-healing spider bite has, after 9 years, healed following 7x monthly applications of wheatgrass extract. Cellular receptors in the wound appear to have lost contact with the brain, thereby preventing recovery, but after application of wheatgrass extract to the wound, it appears that ligands in the extract have reconnected dysfunctional cellular receptors to the brain, thereby leading to wound healing.

Also, in this psoriatic case (Fig. 6.), we see a different response to the wheatgrass extract.

The patient's lesions have resisted many types of skin treatments, including 15 years of topical steroids that have severely thinned and damaged the skin's protective properties, and also it's ability to re-connect to the brain. However, after 2 months' treatment (twice monthly) with the wheatgrass extract, the lesions have darkened significantly, and enlarged. This is not because the patient's skin has worsened, but the wheatgrass extract has "re-activated" cellular receptors around the affected areas, "notifying" the brain (via cellular receptors) that blood supply to the area is required - and it has responded. Also, the darkened, enlarged spots on the right are likely caused by restoration of normal blood supply to the affected areas, suggesting that the brain is working to eliminate the numerous "lesions. Had treatment continued, the lesions would likely have disappeared.

Psoriasis. Effect of wheatgrass extract on chronic psoriasis.

Fig. 6. Psoriasis. 10 years. The lesions on the left are dry, insipid and lack vitality. However, after two months' wheatgrass extract application, the lesions on the right are deeply coloured and enlarged, suggesting restoration of blood supply to the area and progressive healing, but the falsely concerned patient ceased treatment.

Another example of wheatgrass extract's therapeutic ability is the healing of topical steroid skin damage by restoring dysfunctional cellular receptors that have been destroyed or damaged by topical steroids, to the brain. This may take several months, but perseverance always assists. It is also important to use the extract sparingly. A little goes a long way.

Also, the young woman in Figure 7 has suffered from psoriasis for three years, where topical steroids have severely aggravated her condition. (Some of these drugs can be very destructive by destroying many cellular receptors.) However, once wheatgrass extract treatment began (once weekly), her skin recovered completely in four months. Compared with the patient in Figure 6, the remarkable response of this teenage girl's skin to wheatgrass extract is remarkable.

Most, if not all drug treatments for psoriasis (and eczema) such as topical steroids should be avoided. Although they may temporarily reduce inflammation to some extent, they do nothing to restore the skin's damaged structure and its numerous essential functions. They in fact do more damage and expose the skin to infection.

Fig. 7. Peri-umbilical psoriasis in a 17-year-old female, present 2 years. Unresponsive to topical steroids and numerous other treatments. Healed by wheatgrass extract in 4 months with once weekly application.

Last, but not least, wheatgrass extract removes psoriatic plaques and restores the skin almost to normal in 2 weeks

Fig. 10. Severe psoriasis unresponsive to medical treatment responds rapidly and remarkably well to wheatgrass extract.

Just two weeks after wheatgrass extract was applied to the affected area, (Fig. 13.) there has been remarkable recovery of the patient's skin after two applications. The large areas of thick plaque have almost disappeared, revealing normal skin underneath. This suggests there has been a rapid "re-connection" (re-coupling) between the psoriatically damaged skin area and the brain which has then responded to help restore the patient's skin to normal. Also, in this case, the patient is young, which could also help expedite the healing process.

This case also suggests that psoriasis may develop due to dysfunctional cellular receptors evolving near the skin's surface. This concept may also lead to other conditions such as skin disorders, hemorrhage, pain, itchiness etc. that all often respond well to wheatgrass extract.

Dr. Chris Reynolds.
Australia.