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Insect bites and stings
My kids were stung by wasps and we put the wheatgrass cream on them. It did seem to help, especially to take the pain away quickly.
K. J. USA. 6 October, 2011
well it does work, I was sceptical having had a Spider bite my right leg sweld to about 3 times its normal size then split open in 3 places, a month in hospital then convelesing at home for the next 18 months, well i ended up with these very open leg ulcers I tried all of the creams from the chemist over this period, the only thing that realy helped was Medi Honey but as soon as you touched the wound the little healing that had took place just disapeared. I put the wheatgrass cream on my ulcers and if by magic after about two and a half weeks new skin started to form, it took another 6 months to heal the ulcers and another 6 month's to heal completly now you cannott tell that I had ever had a problem, I am 62 so no spring chicken I have recommended the Wheatgrass cream to lots of people nobody ever says it does not work I also take the super shots just a capfull a day and again after a few weeks I was felling real good, Wheatgrass does work give it a go you have nothing to loose.
B. B. Queensland. 15 July, 2009
I have been troubled with allergies to mossie bites and midge bites for years. The bite normally swells up and goes septic eventually. I was sick of using Stingoes and and calamine. (I have had to have antibiotics on some occasions.) I put some of the wheatgrass spray on the latest wounds. The results are amazing really, instead of the usual swell and ooze I have clean non itching, non swollen bites which are healing very well. The spray is transparent too so I do not get a "pink" or "white" smudge on my skin and clothing. Thank you very much for this wonderful spray.
A. C. New South Wales. 16 October, 2006
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