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"First, do no harm"
Sir
William Osler (1849-1919)
Canadian-born physician
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"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
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43 y.o. male,
psoriasis 10 years - 12 months treatment with wheatgrass spray |
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This man suffered debilitating adverse
reactions to psoriatic medication such as Neotigasone with little
improvement in his skin. He also had marked pruritis and scaling largely
unresponsive to Daivonex and Novasone.
Prior to treatment with wheatgrass extract, he ceased all medications and
topical applications.
In the September 2002 photograph, the patient had applied the wheatgrass
spray to his left forearm and elbow only. Note the absence of plaque and
scale on this arm compared with the untreated one. Lesions are reddish,
flat and beginning to heal. Later, in March 2003, the left arm shows
almost complete resolution of lesions while the right, although improved,
is lagging due to the delay in commencement of wheatgrass treatment
It is worth noting that pruritis ceased in both
forearms one week after commencement of wheatgrass treatment even though only
the left forearm was treated. This suggests skin absorption of
biological actives from the wheatgrass extract with consequent systemic
immunomodulation. ? Grass Juice Factor effect.
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