Creator's Design Warrior Nutrient Balm and Enzymatic Spray

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Traditional medicine has used Triticum Vulgare for tissue repair a long time. Hypothetical fibroblastic and  neuroblastic mechanisms might help us understand how the Warrior products work.  Perhaps these products promote mitophagy and mitochondrial regeneration thereby increasing the energy that drives healing.  

A study from 2020 Clinical Cosmetic Investigational Dermatology is available in Pub Med and it states: “It was previously shown that a patented Triticum Vulgare aqueous extract was able to trigger the skin repair process by stimulating new tissue growth and reducing the expression levels of inflammatory mediators such as IL-6, TNF-alpha, prostaglandin E2 and nitric oxide.”

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“In the present study, it was determined that the T. Vulgare extract enhanced cell migration inducing the synthesis of fibronectin, new actin polymerization and stimulating the expression of Hyaluronan Synthase 2. Furthermore, it improved the restoration of the epidermal barrier stimulating lipid synthesis.”

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“In conclusion It was demonstrated that the T. Vulgare extract possessed promising potential to be developed as a wound healing promoting agent in skin care and dermatology.”  The patented aqueous extract utilized for this study is made using the sulfuric and hydrochloric acids.   

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The Triticum Vulgare extract in the Warrior product is made using a process that avoids the use of added heat or solvents. This yields a fat-soluble product which works synergistically along with the other nutritive components of this proprietary formula.

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Due to costs and other factors, it is not feasible to perform double blind studies on products like Warrior Balm and Spray. It can cost hundreds of millions of dollars to pass through regulatory agencies in order obtain patents so as to make a claim that a product “treats” a specific “disease”. However anecdotal, there are many examples of the balm and spray’s efficacy in wound healing; including many before and after photos. Often quick, significant positive results are noted. There are also reports of improvement in neurological conditions including Bell’s Palsy, trigeminal neuralgia, facial masking, cervical dystonia, tremors, peripheral neuropathy, and other pain syndromes. It appears that the Warrior Balm and Spray enhance neuro-regeneration and neuroplasticity. 
Bone healing and resolution of skin infections have also been observed in animals suggesting that the Warrior products have an impact on fibroblasts.

As far as safety goes, the prestigious Environmental Working Group (EWG) scores Triticum Vulgare as low in:
•Carcinogenicity
•Allergies and Immunotoxicity
•Developmental and Reproductive Toxicity
•Use Restrictions

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About Dr. Dan Gleason

 

Dr. Gleason has been caring for West Michigan families for over 40 years. His kind, caring, and compassionate nature has seen generations of patients heal and live their healthiest lives. Dr. Gleason has passionately advocated for the best interests of his patients. He considers himself a lifelong learner who uses an engineering approach to solving your health problems. Uncovering the root cause of chronic illness with comprehensive testing that finds real answers and pinpoints root causes of disease instead of treating symptoms. Healing the whole you.

​Dr. Gleason is a distinguished graduate of the Palmer College of Chiropractic and as successfully owned and operated The Gleason Center for more than 4 decades.

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