WONDERFUL WHEATGRASS

The following is a story told by Dr Chris Reynolds, M.B., B.S., of his time working as a volunteer GP at a small clinic in Viseisei, Fiji. “For the past 19 years I have researched and worked with wheatgrass, looking for ways to assist healing and improve quality of life. During this time, I have seen numerous healing ‘phenomena’, something one rarely sees in orthodox medical practice. In January this year, while working as a volunteer GP in Fiji, I was fortunate enough to witness the most remarkable healing phenomenon I have ever seen.

“A stroke victim, who had been paralysed down the left side for seven years, was able to open his clenched, stroke-affected hand about ten minutes after application of a small amount of wheatgrass Skin Recovery Cream. Over the following week, with daily application of wheatgrass, he gained almost full movement of his arm and leg and he is now able to drive a car. Because it has always been generally accepted that strokes are irreversible, it had never occurred to me to see if wheatgrass extract could assist recovery of joint movement in neurologically compromised patients. Thankfully, I have been proven wrong twice. I would therefore like to share these two events with you in these video clips, http://youtu.be/lQ9rBfo_ufI   that I took ‘off the cuff’ with my mobile phone during a very busy clinic.

“It is, however, important to note that it is impossible to say whether wheatgrass will work in other stroke patients. It really comes down to giving it a try, but the high safety factor of wheatgrass (it is essentially a food) could make it worthwhile. Both the Skin Recovery Cream and the Spray worked well in these two patients when applied daily over stiffened joints.”

Since 1995 Australian family physician, Dr. Chris Reynolds, has added the weight of thousands of clinical observations to scientific evidence showing that wheatgrass has a potent, positive effect on whole body health and wellbeing. The Oscar juice extractor is one of the few juice extractors in the New Zealand market that will juice wheatgrass. For further information please visit the website at http://www.wheatgrass.co.nz.