

I applied some wheatgrass extract to the wound once daily and arranged to follow up for review in two weeks. The photographs clearly show how remarkably well the extract worked. He then told me that because the cream stung a little, he only applied it once!
At the time, when I had only just discovered how rapidly the extract could heal many wounds, I had zero understanding of how the extract worked, but time, testing and perseverance have since explained how. It appears that the numerous ligands contained in the extract reconnect involved dysfunctional cellular receptors to the brain, so when reconnection occurs, the brain is able to respond appropriately.
Dr. Chris Reynolds.
P. S. This case helps explain why "less is best" when treating wounds (and many other conditions). For instance, if treating diabetic leg ulcers, venous ulcers etc. the extract need only be applied once or twice a week - not daily - but persevere, because it works.