Summary
Motor neurone disease (MND) (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in the USA), is a severe, debilitating, incurable, almost inevitably fatal medical condition. Commonly thought to be due to dysfunctional neurones in the central nervous system failing to maintain connection with the body's musculature, (including the diaphragm), no cure has yet been discovered. However, in the following case study, rapid musculature recovery (including the diaphragm) after application to the skin of a wheatgrass extract begs explanation.
Introduction
Never having tested the wheatgrass extract on a motor-neurone disease affected patient (having assisted recovery of numerous medical conditions and injuries over 23 years), I was stunned when a severely affected 50 year old male rapidly recovered from musculature, respiratory and mobility dysfunctions in only five minutes after application of a wheatgrass extract to one small area of one of his legs.
When visiting Auckland, New Zealand in January, 2023, a severely affected motor neurone disease-affected male (whom I had never met) knocked on my hotel room door. Accompanied and physically supported by his female business partner/driver, he had heard of the wheatgrass extract I had used successfully since 1995 for treating numerous physical condition - often when other treatments had failed - (Please visit my website) - might improve some of his lost muscular movements.
Never having used the extract for MND, I wondered if it might help ease some of this patient's muscular symptoms in the same way it had restored mobility and other movements for a number of stroke-affected patients - often in a few minutes. (View)
After inviting them in, John, severely wasted and weak, shuffled slowly along the passage, leaning heavily on his walking stick and relying on me as well for support. On reaching my "temporary office", he immediately fell into an armchair, exhausted. After a brief rest for a few minutes, he tried to stand, but his weakened legs forced him back into his chair. (See Video No. 1.)
Video No. 1. Prior to application of the wheatgrass extract, I saw the severe muscular weakness and wasting of both John's legs. On trying to stand, he immediately fell back into his chair.
With 29 years' medical experience successfully treating many medical conditions and injuries with the extract, (including a number of stroke-affected patients) behind me, it seemed logical to expect re-connection neuronally between John's dysfunctional leg muscles and his brain. So, with John's approval, I sprayed the extract lightly over one small area (2-3 centimetre radius) of his soleus muscle on the medial side of his right ankle, only. (See Fig. 1.).
Almost instantaneously, his lower right calf muscle turned warm, indicating blood supply having returned to the area. I could also feel numerous, strong, widespread "jerking" sensations, presumably also caused by muscular contractions. His other leg then also recovered in the same way. See: Video No. 2.
Clearly, there had been little or no loss of brain functionality!
Also, the strength of both John's legs recovered about five minutes after application of the extract, as his muscular, respiratory and vocal functions had improved substantially.
But, how could this be possible?
Video No. 2. Here, one can see how the wheatgrass extract was applied, (a minute earlier), over a small, coin-sized area of John’s soleus muscle, close to his right ankle. (See Fig. 1.) I deliberately chose this area to test my "dysfunctional cellular receptor" theory - where ligands in the extract, (at least 20) apparently reconnected a number of dysfunctional peripheral cellular receptors to the brain.
By now, John’s respiration rate had slowed considerably, and his voice and musculature had gathered strength, presumably by reconnection of numerous neuronal pathways.
In Video No. 3., five minutes after application of the wheatgrass extract, John is filmed walking unassisted, displaying remarkable improvement of respiration, speech, and swallowing. He then discards his walking stick and walks confidently and unaided around the room. Apparently, numerous cellular receptors in both legs had reconnected with his brain - almost instantaneously.
Video No. 4. (Below) Nine days later, John, having driven solo for several hours, pulled up in the hotel car park where I happened to be at the time. Climbing unassisted from his car, he strode confidently, still relying on his walking stick for support, around the car park, breathing normally and speaking clearly. He then climbed back into his car and drove off.
Six weeks later, I heard that John had passed away. However, given the severity of his medical condition on our first meeting, his extended survival was remarkable. I wondered that had we met sooner, could we have extended his life even further.
How I believe wheatgrass extract assists recovery of neurological and many other conditions
The wheatgrass extract used in this case contained at least 20 ligands (Rhone Poulenc Laboratories, now Aventis) which can apparently reactivate gene expression by dysfunctional cellular receptors - throughout the body. In this "MND/ALS" affected patient, and many others with a variety of medical conditions who responded positively to the extract, it seemed that re-connection of dysfunctional parts of the body to the brain had occurred. (See examples in Figure 2.)
Figure 2 attempts to explain how ligands in wheatgrass extract probably reactivate dysfunctional peripheral cellular receptors such as sensation, speech, respiration etc. Apparently, the brain has rapidly responded after re-activation of peripheral cellular receptors.
During 28 years' working clinically with the wheatgrass extract, I have seen extraordinary recoveries of many illnesses and injuries. Figure 2 provides a simplified explanation of how the extract possibly works. Essentially, if peripheral cellular receptors become dysfunctional, many types of illness (including cancer) can evolve - anywhere in the body. It appears that the wheatgrass extract I use can help overcome many of these problems.
Finally, the U.S. National Institutes of Health suggests that motor-neurone disease (MND) results from "a group of chronic, sporadic and hereditary neurological disorders characterised by progressive degeneration of motor neurones.”
But I tend to differ.
Dr. Chris. L. Reynolds. (G.P.)
Little Mountain,
Queensland. Australia.
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