Green blood of plants
Have you ever wondered why a plant is green? That’s because they contain chlorophyll, a green growing pigment that stores the sun’s energy in plants and takes part in photosynthesis. Chlorophyll is also known as “liquid sunshine” because of its unique ability to absorb the sun’s energy.
Chemically, chlorophyll is very similar to haemoglobin. The formula of haemoglobin is almost identical to that of chlorophyll. The only difference is that chlorophyll contains magnesium and haemoglobin contains iron. Chlorophyll has the same functional properties as blood in the human body. Just as haemoglobin colours blood red, chlorophyll colours plant leaves green.
Chlorophyll has been found to help cleanse the body of radioactive substances and toxins such as heavy metals and arsenic. Chlorophyll is described by experts as the best blood purifier and restorer.
Significant benefits
The Ancient Greeks already knew that chlorophyll is very useful and necessary for the human body. They processed the green leaves of the plants and used the resulting substance to treat wounds, bruises and scratches. Traditionally, chlorophyll has been used as a breath freshener, a remedy for bad breath, for digestive problems and, in the case of anaemia, as a stimulant to stimulate blood cell production. Chlorophyll also provided energy when doing hard work or recovering from illness.
In 1960, scientists in Leningrad carried out animal tests on the sodium chlorophyllin in chlorophyll and found that it regulates blood pressure, diuresis, improves the composition of the blood, prevents anaemia, prevents toxin poisoning, and promotes faster recovery. Irradiated animals treated with sodium chlorophyllin survived longer and even recovered.
In 1971, the effect of sodium chlorophyllin on children with oncological blood diseases was studied in a Leningrad hospital. 2000 blood tests have been carried out with positive results when sodium chlorophyllin was used after chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
Sodium chlorophyllin has been successfully used in the treatment of children with acute leukaemia, symptomatic leukopenia and thrombocytopenia, and secondary hypochromic anaemia. Liquid chlorophyll (sodium chlorophyllin) taken before meals for 8–52 days was found to have no side effects and was well tolerated by children.
Chlorophyll is excellent at regulating the body’s fluid removal processes. If taken in the morning before eating, it relieves the kidneys and bladder of the fluid and uric acid accumulated overnight. Liquid chlorophyll can be extracted from spruce needles, alfalfa, algae or cereal grasses.
Take 20–50ml (2–5 tablespoons) in the morning as an energy shot, either pure or diluted with water. Higher doses are possible with high levels of physical activity.
For acute viral and cold illnesses, chlorophyll is recommended at 50 ml twice daily. To achieve the desired effect, doses need to be high but short-term. Drink at least 20 minutes before or during meals if you have heartburn problems.
For prophylaxis (as a food enrichment), take 1 tablespoon 2 times a day, pure or diluted in water. Duration of use is individual: from 2 weeks to several months or longer.
Mineral complex
Liquid chlorophyll contains a wide range of biologically active minerals (potassium, iron, magnesium, manganese, calcium, sodium, zinc, copper, nickel, cobalt, etc.), beta-carotene, folate, folic acid, polyprenols, and other substances that are essential for the body.
The human circulatory system works much more efficiently when enriched with chlorophyll, with better elimination of slag and metabolic waste. Chlorophyll has been found to help cleanse the body of radioactive substances and toxins.
Research shows that chlorophyll: cleanses the body, protects DNA from damage; improves gastrointestinal function, restores the balance of stomach acids in the case of heartburn irritation; strengthens the heart and blood vessels, regulates blood pressure; strengthens the immune system, stimulates the production of blood, renews the red blood cells, increases the haemoglobin level; improves sleep quality, provides energy, relieves fatigue, helps the body recover from intense physical activity and is therefore very suitable for athletes; strengthens cellular resistance and inhibits bacterial growth by being a sufficiently strong antiseptic to kill microbes beneath healthy tissues. When used externally, chlorophyll solution disinfects, cleanses and heals wounds.
Liquid chlorophyll is used both internally and externally.
Taken internally:
To remove drug residues, toxins, neutralise carcinogens; to inhibit the growth of bacteria and fungi; to maintain healthy intestinal microflora; for respiratory diseases, bronchitis, asthma, angina, tonsillitis, colds; for wounds and ulcers; for pancreatic, gastric, hepatic and biliary problems; to support and stimulate the hematopoietic system; for gynaecological disorders, oncological diseases, after radiotherapy and chemotherapy; for prevention of atherosclerosis and psoriasis; for joint, thyroid, cardiovascular diseases; for blood pressure regulation; for reducing nervousness and fatigue; for increasing the body’s general resistance; for stimulating the immune system; for reducing the effects of smoking; etc.
Used externally:
For cleaning and treating wounds; burns; pressure sores, bruises, inflammation; rinsing the nose and throat, for inflammation and runny nose; for caries and gingivitis; for rapid repair of cells and tissues, etc.
Chlorophyll is recommended for people who are old and frail, suffer from anaemia, oncological diseases, live or work in areas of increased radiation or pollution, in cities, work indoors all day, and receive little sunlight, especially in winter.