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Chlorophyll is an incredibly healthy green drink that has a fresh, slightly minty taste that makes drinking it a pleasure.  There are so many health benefits to be found through the use of chlorophyll that it is almost impossible to list them all.  But I’ll give it a try!

Chlorophyll is the “blood of plant life”.  It is the life force of plants and contains life giving nutrients that are easily assimilated by the human body.  Its molecular structure is very similar to the molecular structure of the human red blood cell - hemoglobin.  It has the same effect as iron and is a natural blood builder.

Chlorophyll helps to control and regulate calcium levels in the blood.  Studies show menstrual blood has 40% more calcium in it than normal blood.  Chlorophyll helps control this monthly loss of calcium.

Nature’s Green Magic also aids in blood sugar problems, lubricates the ileocecal valve to keep it functioning properly, and increases iron in milk in nursing mothers.

Chlorophyll is excellent to use in a cleansing diet because it cleans the structure of the cell and the important minerals it contains build new cell life.  It has been called “liquid sunshine” and is a great natural healer and cleanser for chronic internal and external conditions.

Chlorophyll stops growth and development of toxic bacteria.  Disease causing bacteria find it difficult to live in the presence of chlorophyll because it counteracts toxins.

Chlorophyll accelerates tissue cell activity and normal re-growth of cells which helps the body to heal faster.  It has been used in salves and ointments for external use and is used as a gargle for tonsils.  It inhibits the metabolic action of carcinogens - cancer causing elements.

This liquid sunshine helps to purify the liver and eliminate drug deposits, old toxic materials, chemicals sprayed on food, artificial flavoring, colors and other coal tar products that may become stored in it.  It also helps to get bile moving regularly.

Chlorophyll acts as a detergent in the body and has been used to remove toxic metal from children.  It deodorizes the bowel and entire body - a natural antiseptic to the intestinal tract.  It goes unchanged until it reaches the small intestine.  It also aids in rebuilding damaged bowel tissue and helps to eliminate mucus.  It reduces acid which produces putrefaction in the bowel.

Chlorophyll helps to keep the colon healthy because it destroys toxic and disease causing bacteria.  One teaspoon of concentrated Chlorophyll to 1 cup of water equals a glass of green drink.

Chlorophyll has been used for the following:
Anemia, blood builder, blood pressure, body odors, cleans and deodorizes bowels, breath freshener, regulates calcium, deodorizer, diabetes, energy, headache, heart, hemorrhoids, hepatitis, hemophilia, hypoglycemia, infections, inflammations, insomnia, iron to organs, liver, menstruation, nasal douche, nerves, nursing, pain, pyorrhea, sinus, teeth, throat (gargle), tissue repair, tonsillitis, tooth surgery, counteract toxins, ulcers, vaginal douche, varicose veins.

 You can purchase Chlorophyll on our website at www.HoxseyCancerDiet.com under Vitamins & Herbs.

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Tags: chlorophyll, green drinks, liquid sunshine, natures sunshine

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