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wheat grass... any science to this fad?

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jaredjb
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10-11-2009 1:05 PM

Wheatgrass and Science
There's nutritional study that was published by Crop and Food Research NZ that shows what's in Wheatgrass. There are a variety of vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and then there's chlorophyll. It's a good study. You can find the results here: Wheat Grass Nutritional Analyses.
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You can also learn more about what's in Wheatgrass by visiting the Wheatgrass Health Benefits Page at Wheatgrass Place.
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Jared Balis
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jaredjb
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10-11-2009 5:05 PM 		Reply to: Message 87 by Coragyps
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Wheatgrass and Science
While it is true that this is an oversimplified statement (for ease of understanding), it is also true that hemoglobin and chlorophyll both contain a similar ring structure, with different central ions. Yes there is controversy surrounding this claim. If you feel the need to attack that, or any other bullet point again, I invite you to do so.
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