'Because the Skin Recovery Spray contains fewer ingredients than
the Skin Recovery Cream, there is less likelihood of an allergic reaction. This
is rare, but, like any topical application, possible. On the other hand, some
patients do better using the cream than the spray, so it is really a matter of
finding what is best for you.
I usually recommend the spray as first line
treatment. This product is very safe, however in most cases, we are dealing
with very fragile skin, so it is best to hasten slowly. Therefore, apply just a
little spray AROUND the ulcer(s) once or twice weekly only to begin with, and
try to avoid the ulcer surface.'
'There are no guarantees in ulcer healing. Overuse
of wheatgrass should be avoided and bear
in mind that a little goes a long way.'
'If granulation does occur and exudate increases,
cease treatment for a week, then try spraying around the ulcer again. As with
any kind of ulcer treatment, responses can vary considerably, so a watchful and
careful eye is needed when using wheatgrass.'
Dr.
Chris Reynolds. M.B.,B.S.
Medical Adviser
Wheatgrass Pty. Ltd.
These extracts were
taken from the blog entry 'Wheatgrass
Healing Tips' by Dr Chris Reynolds.
The full article can be found at http://www.drwheatgrass.com/_blog/Wheatgrass_Healing_Tips/post/Leg_ulcers/ . Wheatgrass To Go
accepts no responsibility for this information or its use.
