wheatgrass absorbs 92 of the 102 known minerals found in the soil.

rich in vitamins a, b complex, e, c, and carotene.

excellent source of calcium, iron, iron magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, sulphur, cobalt, and zinc.

chlorophyll will stop the growth and development of unfriendly bacteria.

the chlorophyll molecule closely resembles hemin, the pigment which combines with a protein to form hemoglobin [ a red blood cell component.] a major difference between chlorophyll and hemin is that chlorophyll contains magnessium as it's central atom and hemin contains iron.

chlorophyll is one of nature's greatest healers of the body and is a powerful blood builder. tests on laboratory animals have proven successful in raising low red blood.

laboratory tests have shown that tissue cell activity and it's normal re-growth are definitely increased by administration of chlorophyll.

chlorophyll as a poultice or as any external application can provide amazing results on ulcerated skin, boils, acne, infections, etc.

chlorophyll can be found in many other green plants, but wheatgrass is best because of it's completeness [ high chlorophyll content and high nutritional value. ]

wheatgrass rejuvenates the tissues retarding the aging process.

helps wash drug and chemical deposits from the body.

helps stimulate organs such as the pancreas to produce its own insulin in the case of diabetes.

tests on animals have revealed that the chlorophyll in wheatgrass helps to protect against radiation which the chlorophyll seems to absorb and neutralize.

helps strengthen and stimulate organs, the circulatory system, and lymphatic systems to do their jobs.

animals have been observed during times of illness to select a diet almost exclusively of greens.

china has used wheatgrass as a blood purifying tonic in ancient and recent times.

animals that live on a high chlorophyll diet such as deer, hippopotamus, elephants, cows and horses each live strong healthy vital lives and they are only prone to a few occasional diseases rather than the hundreds of thousands experienced by man.

the green denotes harmony and balance and is in the middle of the color spectrum.

perfect survival food in case of natural or man-made disasters.

[ this information is derived from the writings of doctors, health practitioners and research scientists ]