Chlorophyll
The plants are green (sometimes purple) dye, protein compounds, which is amazingly similar to red blood cells which are blood oxygen-carrying material. One of the most basic elements of life. The synthesis of the energy of sunlight to carbon dioxide and water are capable of producing glucose in the cells of green plants by photosynthesis. It can create glucose out of water and sunlight through photosynthesis in the cells of green plants.
Photosynthesis is the term used for the process of turning light’s energy into chemical energy. It plays a major role in turning sunlight into other forms of usable energy. Chlorophyll plays a large part in the process of supplying cells with oxygen.
70% of wheatgrass is crude chlorophyll. The chemical structure of chlorophyll is almost identical to the structure of hemoglobin found in human blood. Hemoglobin in the blood is an oxygen-carrying molecule. Decrease in its volume leads to anemia.The only difference between chlorophyll and hemoglobin is that chlorophyll contains magnesium while hemoglobin contains iron.
Various studies show that consumption of chlorophyll plays a very large role in basing (changing the PH from acidic to basic) and detoxifying the body.
Vitamins: A, B, C, E
Alkaline Minerals: magnesium, potassium, calcium
Non-alkaline minerals: iron, sodium
Trace elements: selenium, zinc
