You Should Consider Chlorophyll Supplementation

Written by Sarah Cain Wednesday, 21 July 2010 10:55

In nature, chlorophyll is what gives plants their green pigment.  It is also responsible for channeling the sun's rays into chemical energy, which is used for photosynthesis.  Photosynthesis is the transformation of carbon dioxide and water into carbohydrates and oxygen.

Chlorophyll might be the only substance in the world that will pull more oxygen into the cells, while simultaneously protecting all of the cells from oxidation damage, and those so-called 'free radicals' too.  Readers who can appreciate the implications of this will soon find themselves as astonished as we are.

It was used in the 1950's, in certain U.S. toothpastes, because it was only toxic to harmful bacteria, such as candida.  Due to this, it was an excellent breath freshener that also stimulated gum repair in people with gum disease.  The Colgate company had its own line of 'Colgate Chlorophyll' toothpaste.  There was also Palmolive's chlorophyll soap for enhanced beauty and skin complexion.  These products probably worked better than their modern equivalents, and they came before products were expected to use toxic chemicals.  It was before all the large corporations were infiltrated by lackeys of the Illuminati, and the before the slow poisoning crusade against us began.

There was a time when scientists actually believed that chlorophyll could not be absorbed into the human body, since no trace of toxicity could be detected from it.  Modern chemists are sadly that unaccustomed to non-toxic substances.  When a controlled study discovered chlorophyll inside the blood plasma of those supplementing with it, serious studies into the health benefits of chlorophyll finally began.  Nevertheless, there still remain gross misunderstandings of the absorption and bio-availability of chlorophyll today.

Chlorophyll has the rare tendency of binding with certain carcinogenic chemicals, preventing them from causing damage.  This includes aflatoxin-B1, known for causing liver cancer, benzo[a]pyrene, known for causing lung cancers, dioxins, and components of chemically-treated, retail tobacco products.  These facets are still being researched.  Chlorophyll should eventually be recognized as the major cancer preventative that it is, because it reduces cellular damage done by carcinogens, and even radiation.  Chlorophyll is known to remove benzene from the body, which is produced in proteins when they are exposed to radiation.

Studies are ongoing on chlorophyll's effect on preventing liver cancer, which arises as a result of aflatoxin exposure.  Aflatoxin-B1 is produced by a fungus which lives on moldy grains, beans and corn.  There are some areas where this exposure is unavoidable, so human studies have been conducted in these Chinese regions.  So far, it appears that chlorophyll supplementation provides massive protection to those who consume this carcinogen.  Conclusive studies are expected to take around 20 years, but there is enough research already available for any reasonable person to see the remarkable effects.

Why You Should Supplement With Chlorophyll

Chlorophyll is present in all green vegetables, and thus could be obtained through diet if we were to eat enough of them.  However, realistically, the great majority of people do not get enough vegetables in their diets.  This, in combination with deficient soils, generates the need for supplementation.  Chlorophyll is best purchased as a liquid concentrate, extracted from plants (frequently nettles).  Multiple drops are then added to drinks.  This provides a boost in energy, by somehow increasing the oxygenation of cells.  Again, like the scientists who have studied it, we do not pretend to fully understand how or why.

Otto Warburg established the importance of oxygen in cells in 1931, when he discovered that cancer can only survive in places of low oxygen.  Almost every action of the body is related to oxygen.  As a result, chlorophyll has shown to help its users resist not only cancers, but also diabetes and heart disease.  According to the Linus Pauling Institute, chlorophyll has historically been used to speed the recovery of bruising, and as an internal deodorant.  Chlorophyll is sometimes mixed in ointments, and applied topically to wounds.  We recommend against eliminating bruises with pure chlorophyll drops, because they will stain the skin a greenish-black.  However, in the mid-twentieth century, chlorophyll was well recognized as the most effective way to quickly eliminate bruising.

Despite 50 years of study, chlorophyll has never shown any toxic effects, and our readers would be hard pressed to find better results in studies of spinach.  The list of benefits that we gain from it seems never-ending.  Through the act of providing more oxygen to the cells, chlorophyll increases energy, improves concentration, boosts the immune system, and prevents cancers.  It contains magnesium, which is a mineral that the overwhelming majority of Americans are deficient in.  Magnesium deficiencies lead to heart attacks (particularly when combined with MSG), migraines, depression, insomnia, and irritability.

Prologue

Most people should take chlorophyll daily, for optimal nutrition.  There are no side-effects, and it is essential for the proper functioning of the body.  It is fairly tasteless when mixed with juices, and the improved energy and concentration derived from it is truly impressive.  Kids will love the fact that chlorophyll drops will make their mouths green when placed directly on the tongue, which is the fastest way to absorb it.  We believe that the drop form is more natural and effective.  A person using chlorophyll will feel the difference in energy, which can happen from almost immediately to hours later.  We are not aware of what factors influence its delay time.

 

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