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Benefit of WheatgrassSo what is the benefit of wheatgrass?
Wheatgrass is widely used in today’s society as a fantastic pure health food supplement.
It is a young sprouted wheat plant of approx 1 to 2 weeks of age grown through a process known as sprouting. By then juicing it, it unlocks a powerful concentration of nutrients making it easily digestible and readily available for the cells of our body to use.
Wheatgrass in tablets and powder form can be a good second choice to fresh wheatgrass juice.
This amazing dark green juice is full of concentrated sources of vitamins, minerals, enzymes, protein and chlorophyll. Drinking 1 30ml shot is equivalent to consuming approximately 1kg of organic vegetables.
Wheatgrass is a whole food that benefits our body’s blood cells, bones, glands, skin, hair, kidneys, liver, muscles, spleen, teeth and other body parts. It also provides wonderful protection for our lungs and blood from pollution, cigarette smoke, toxins and heavy metals.
I personally find growing your own wheatgrass to be very easy and affordable. It is also extremely satisfying knowing that I am doing my body a huge favor. There are many wheatgrass suppliers out there that allow you to purchase starter kits to get you up and running with minimum cost and time.
Click below if you are interested in finding out more about the many wheatgrass juicers available, further health benefits of wheatgrass and “how to grow wheatgrass” at home.
Fact: It is very safe to consume and can also greatly assist with weight loss by helping to suppress the appetite and stimulating the body’s natural metabolism.
Go ahead, have a shot, try it for yourself.
Don’t be turned off by its dark green color and taste. Take this whole food supplement daily as the benefit of wheatgrass to your overall health is impressive.
You simply will not want to stop taking it!
"Tell me what you eat, I'll tell you who you are. Anthelme Brillat-Savarin".
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