(Pack of 3) Dr Wheatgrass Superbalm 160ml - Antioxidant Rich, Multi-Purpose Soothing Cream

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Throw out all the medicated creams and drugs that your doctor is giving out; put all thoughts of surgery out of your mind. This is the ultimate cure for AF's. I've suffered with them on and off for years but the last were so stubborn I eventually sort the top of the medical profession. Surgery was on the cards but first I decided to try Dr Wheatgrass (after reading other reviews - thanks to all reviewers: it's such a huge help). After 2 patient weeks of applying a dab of cream (just a dab goes a long way) every morning, every night and after every painful BM; I started to see a big improvement. I carried on for an additional 4 weeks - this is all with one tube - and they are now gone!!! I just couldn't believe it. For those of you suffering with the same AF problem, here are a few other things I did to 'ease' the way so to speak: firstly really up your veggie intake but limit raw veggies and opt for lightly steamed (raw is too fibrous and aggravates the colon), lean protein only; limit dairy products and reduce wheat but up your brown rice and similar grains. Then when you do need a BM, lubricate the area with Aquaphor (it's not as greasy as p-jelly) and gently massage the lower abdomen while 'going'. Afterwards wipe with flush wipes - not loo paper and then.....(this is the most useful and soothing tip): take one of those cheap drugstore squirty bottles that usually contain saline nasal wash, chuck out the saline and fill the bottle with warm water and a tiny drop of hydrogen peroxide and still sitting on the toilet, squirt the warm water into the passage. If need be, do it several times or fill up the basin with warm water and several drops of hp so you don't have to keep running the tap. This procedure really helps that horrid cramping that comes after a BM with AF's. I know several others swear by sitz baths but who has time for those?. After all this, dry the area by dabbing with soft toilet paper and then put your dab of the wonderful, miracle cream, Dr Wheatgrass..... Good luck all those sufferers. This really, really works.

I've had a nasty fissure for 3&1/2 months now. I'm sure it was deep muscle tissue damage because of the constant spasms of the sphincter muscle. Anyway, not pretty. With the combination of really warm/hot sitz baths twice a day, witch hazel, doctor-prescribed muscle relaxant cream (applied to anus prior to b/m), and the Dr. Wheatgrass Superbalm, my fissure is feeling a lot better. I'd say about 90% healed after three weeks of use. I know the Wheatgrass is helping because I was doing the same ritual above (with minimal improvement) before I broke down and bought the Superbalm. Before the Superbalm came along, it felt like the fissure was healing, but each time I had a b/m I ruined what little healing progress that occurred. The Superbalm seems to be able to heal the wound faster (with the help of the increased blood flow from the sitz baths - it's like a sort of team effort). I was so skeptical of the Wheatgrass, but desperation makes you do crazy things; thus I broke down and bought it. After reading the information on Dr. Wheatgrass' site, I'd say they've over-glorified the product somewhat - so I suggest sticking to stool softeners or fibre or whatever works for you in keeping the poop soft to allow further healing. Also, I don't believe using the cream alone will heal a fissure - like everything else it takes work. Overall, the Superbalm worked well for me in helping heal my fissure, though it does re-open every now and then (you just have to be persistent and keep up with the cream). I really hope it does eventually heal completely. I know I wouldn't be 90% healed without it; in fact, I'd probably be at the point now where surgery would be one of my options (ew!). Thank you Dr. Wheatgrass for this!

I ordered this for the pain relieving properties I've heard come from using this. I did not buy it for fissures as commonly used for. It is also used to rub into the body for pain relief. I've been using it for several weeks now for arm/shoulder and get no pain relief whats-so-ever. Maybe it is just for fissures, I don't know. It does have an odor that I find offensive but it doesn't bother many people so that's a personal thing. It was horribly expensive but my pain was so bad I thought I'd have a go at it. I won't be buying it again for my pain but I'm glad it helps others. Worth trying I guess for anal fissures but don't expect too much relief for general muscle pain. Just my humble opinion.

I've suffered from cold sores for many years, and have gone through just about every OTC and prescription treatment option available. Prior to trying out the Dr. Wheatgrass Superbalm, I had been using either Zovirax or Abreva. Both of these medications work, but they have to be applied as soon as you start feeling the "tingle"- otherwise they don't help at all. You would basically have to keep it with you at all times "just in case," which just isn't very practical. Most of the time, my cold sores come on while I'm at work and don't have the medication handy. And by the time I get home, it's already too late. Lastly, Zovirax and Abreva are insanely expensive for what you get.I decided to give Dr. Wheatgrass a chance, since I had read about folks having success using it to treat cold sores. Since purchasing the Superbalm I've had 2 cold sores pop up. Both times I was at work, and unable to treat immediately. I decided to still apply the balm when I got home to see what would happen (by then, the sore was already visible). Both times, the cold sores went away within 24-48hrs.- no pain, no blistering, no scabbing. This stuff is a miracle-worker! I imagine if I was able to apply it at first tingle, the sore would never even be visible.IMO, there is no better treatment for cold sores than this. Plus, it's way cheaper per ounce than the other medications. If I was to only use the Superbalm for cold sores, one tube would probably last dang near forever. I highly recommend this product!