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"First, do no harm"
Sir William Osler (1849-1919)
Canadian-born physician
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not "Eureka" (I've found it!), but "That's funny..."
Isaac Asimov

Wheatgrass is an important, potent natural therapeutic agent

Based on comprehensive scientific evidence and my own numerous clinical observations (>35,000) since 1995, wheatgrass and other cereal grasses appear to be capable of stimulating the activity of human growth factors. This process in turn facilitates the natural healing process in hemostasis and hemolysis, wound healing, fracture healing, inflammation and numerous other situations.

These pages provide information about some of the therapeutic benefits of a wheatgrass extract I have used extensively and successfully in clinical practice since 1995. The healing effects of wheatgrass are frequently attributed to chlorophyll, but I believe this hypothesis has little or no substance. The extract I use contains a barely detectable amount of chlorophyll, yet has a similar therapeutic profile as observed and recorded in numerous laboratory and clinical studies performed since the 1930's.

There are clearly (many) other biologically active factors at work.

Dr. Chris Reynolds. M.B.,B.S.


Skin Graft Case Study Wheatgrass accelerates closure of slow-healing skin graft. (View photographs here)

"Wound healing? Think Growth Factors"
An original theory on why wheatgrass is highly effective for healing wounds.
Thalassemia: A DNA-technology-based cellular assay used to measure specific biological activity in a wheatgrass extract.

Thalassemia: Wheatgrass Shows Promise As An Effective Inducer Of Fetal Hemoglobin
Wheatgrass extract improves blood indices in two siblings with sickle cell beta thalassemia. (View)

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A Selection of summaries from medical and scientific journal articles showing therapeutic effectiveness of wheatgrass (offsite)
'The Demise of Chlorophyll and A Fresh Look At Wheatgrass Therapy'
From the Journal of the Australian Integrative Medical Association, May 2004

"Wheatgrass at Work" Newsletter

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Grass juice factor
Eczema
Quality of life and immunity
Fractures, burns, steroid damaged skin (1), molluscum contagiosum
Steroid-damaged skin (2)
Plantar fasciitis, anal fissure, acute otitis
Knee injury, herpes zoster
Thalassemia, asthma
Chlorophyll - Healer or Humbug?
Crohn's disease & ?the return of wheatgrass healing
Wheatgrass healing - a brief scientific review
Thalassemia:2. Chronic wound recovery
Does it have to be green to be good for you?
Wheatgrass, growth factors & the grass juice factors
Erectile dysfunction - Molluscum and open heart surgery
Wheatgrass heals ailing skin graft - Vaginal dystrophy
Wheatgrass and cancer: a short essay
Wheatgrass - too good to be true?
Sports-related injuries - Achilles tendinitis
Wheatgrass extract contains higher antioxidant levels than fresh juice
Chlorophyll. Is it a scientific red (green) herring?
Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Sporting injuries. Forget the ice, use wheatgrass
Breast cancer, chemotherapy, radiation therapy and wheatgrass
Leukemia and wheatgrass
Non-healing leprosy ulcers