BRUISING (HEMATOMA): Wheatgrass extract rapidly shrinks large bruises and eases pain. 2 cases.

Fig. 1. Severe bruising recovers remarkably well just 2 months after regular application of wheatgrass extract on alternate days only. Without the extract, healing could have taken twice the time.
Fig. 1. Severe bruising recovers remarkably well just 2 months after regular application of wheatgrass extract on alternate days only. Without the extract, healing could have taken twice the time.

Fig. 2. A large hematoma formed rapidly after a hefty kick from a player's boot. I ran on to the field and applied wheatgrass extract to his injury, and at the end of the game, there had been significant reduction of the player's bruise.
Fig. 2. A large hematoma formed rapidly after a hefty kick from a player's boot. I ran on to the field and applied wheatgrass extract to his injury, and at the end of the game, there had been significant reduction of the player's bruise.

Next day AM

The photograph was taken 2 hours after the kick - and no ice was applied. The next morning, considering the intensity of the blow, I was amazed to see no swelling or bruising.  Clearly, the extract had not only prevented further bleeding, it also accelerated absorption of the fluid that created the large bruise.

This is a common example of what I call "normalisation" of damaged tissue by wheatgrass extract - by re-activating dysfunctional cell receptors to signal the brain of the injury, which then responds, accelerating the healing process.

Due to its remarkable healing ability, it is best to have either a tube of Dr Wheatgrass Skin Recovery Cream or a bottle of Skin Recovery Spray on hand to assist getting injured players back on the field.

Dr. Chris Reynolds.

Wheatgrass extract, if applied soon after an injury, quickly stops bleeding underneath the skin and reduces swelling.

It is also very useful treatment for other injuries such as burns, before and after surgical procedures, falls in the elderly, and many more.

Dr. Chris Reynolds.

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