Summary
Motor neurone disease (MND) ("amyotrophic lateral sclerosis" in USA), is a debilitating, incurable, almost inevitably fatal medical condition, thought to be caused by dysfunctional neurones in the central nervous system losing connection to bodily musculature - including the diaphragm. Effective treatment is yet to be found, with the majority of patients dying from the disease. However, this particular patient's musculature was reestablished just several minutes after application of a wheatgrass extract solely near the patient's right ankle.
Introduction
Never having tried to test my wheatgrass extract on a motor-neurone disease-affected patient, I was stunned when a severely advanced 50 year old male not only regained substantial limb movements, but almost full recovery of diaphragmatic and limb functions, simply by applying a wheatgrass extract lightly over the man's right ankle.
In January, 2023, staying in a hotel in Auckland, New Zealand, there was a knock on my door by a middle-aged male - standing with substantial difficulty, leaning on his stick. His condition was so severely advanced, he could hardly move his feet or speak clearly, and his female business partner, who had driven 200 kilometres in the hope that I might be able to help him in some way.
I then helped support John as he shuffled with great difficulty, step by step along the passage, leaning heavily on his walking stick. He then collapsed, exhausted, into an armchair. (See Video No. 1.)
Video No. 1. Prior to applying the wheatgrass extract, I had noticed the severe muscular wastage of both John's legs - so that when he tried to stand, he immediately fell back into his chair.
With 29 years' experience in successfully treating many medical conditions and injuries with the extract, (e.g. rapid muscular recovery of stroke-affected patients), I had a hunch I might see some degree of neural re-connection between John's dysfunctional leg muscles and his brain. So, given his approval, I sprayed the extract lightly over one small area only (2-3 centimetre radius) on his soleus muscle at the medial side of his right ankle. (See Fig. 1.).
Then, to my amazement, his lower right calf muscle suddently felt warm! Clearly, blood supply had clearly returned to the area. Also, I could feel numerous, strong, "jerking" sensations that were likely due to brain-controlled muscular contractions. Then, to my further amazement, his other leg responded similarly. Clearly, his brain was well and truly functional. See: Video No. 2.
But how could that be if the brain was so severely dysfunctional? Could it be that the apparent "neurological breakdown" did not occur in the brain at all?
Then, to my further amazement, the strength of both John's legs recovered, remarkably only five minutes after application of the extract. And meanwhile, his muscular, respiratory and vocal functions had also improved substantially!
But, how could this be?
Video No. 2. Here, we can see how the wheatgrass extract was applied, (a minute earlier), over a small, coin-sized area of the patient's soleus muscle, close to his right ankle. (See Fig. 1.) I deliberately chose this area to test my "dysfunctional cellular receptor theory" - whereby at least 20 ligands present in the extract appear to have reconnected numerous dysfunctional peripheral cellular receptors to the brain.
Also, John’s respiratory rate had slowed significantly while his voice had regained considerable strength, supposedly due to reconnection of numerous blocked neuronal pathways from the periphery to the brain.
In Video No. 3., five minutes after application of the wheatgrass extract, John is filmed walking unassisted, displaying significant improvement of respiration, speech, and swallowing. He then discards his walking stick and walks confidently and unaided around the room. Clearly, both legs had regained connection with his brain - almost instantaneously.
Video No. 4. (Below) Nine days later, John, having driven alone for several hours from the country, pulled up in the hotel car park where I happened to be standing at the time. Climbing unassisted from his car, he strides confidently, but still relying on his walking stick for support, around the car park, breathing normally and speaking loud and clearly. He then climbs back into his car and drives off.
Six weeks later, I learned that John had sadly passed away, yet, given the severity of his medical condition at our first meeting, this extention of his survival was amazing. Perhaps, had we met sooner, we may have been able to extend his life even further.
How wheatgrass extract may assist recovery of neurological and numerous other conditions
The wheatgrass extract used in this case contained at least 20 ligands (Rhone Poulenc Laboratories testing), all of which are capable of reactivating gene expression of dysfunctional cellular receptors - anywhere in the body. In this "MND/ALS" affected patient, like numerous other patients who have responded positively to the extract, there has been re-connection of various dysfunctional parts of the body to the brain. (See examples in Figure 2.)
This diagram attempts to demonstrate how ligands in wheatgrass extract most likely reactivate dysfunctional peripheral cellular receptors such as sensation, speech, respiration etc. Apparently, the brain has rapidly responded after re-activation of peripheral cellular receptors.
Further comments
Following 28 years' working with remarkable success using the wheatgrass extract, I have observed numerous remarkable treatments of medical illnesses and injuries. Figure 2 provides a simplified explanation of how I believe the extract works. It appears to me that if peripheral cellular receptors lose their functionality, many types of illness (including cancer) can occur - anywhere in the body. However, the wheatgrass extract I have used therapeutically since 1995 can help eliminate many of these problems.
Last, but not least, 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.”
I statement I find difficult to believe.
Dr. Chris. L. Reynolds. (G.P.)
Little Mountain,
Queensland. Australia.
info@wheatgrasshealing.info