THE WONDERS OF WHEATGRASS

Wheatgrass is grown from the wheat seed (wheat berries), which is the whole kernel of the

wheat grain. To an experienced eye, the blades of wheatgrass look very similar to those of

the common lawn grass. There are, however, considerable differences between them beneath

their uniform outer appearances. Wheat is an annual seed and will not continue to grow like

your lawn grass.

Some of the superior qualities of wheatgrass and the juice that can be extracted from its blades

include the following:

One of the richest sources of vitamins A and C.
Contains a full, balanced spectrum of readily-assimilated B vitamins, including laetrile (B17), which has been credited with selectively destroying cancer cells without affecting normal cells.
Contains high-quality oragnic calcium, phosphorous, magnesium, sodium, and potassium in a balanced ratio.
Provides organic iron to the blood to improve circulation.
Contains 92 of the 102 trace minerals recognized as avaialble to plants from the soil.
Is the most available form of chlorophyll therapy.
Assists in reducing blood pressure.
Is very similar to the chemical molecular structure of your red blood cells, thereby enhancing the blood's capacity to carry oxygen to every cell of your body.
Assists in eliminating deposits from your body.
Purifies the liver.
Helps wounds to heal.
Counteracts metabolic toxins in the body.
Combats blood sugar problems.
Has been credited with combating both loss of hair and graying.
Aids in relieving constipation.
Increases resistance to radiation.
Acts as a disinfectant by killing bacteria in the blood, lymph and various tissues.
Because it incorporates all of the neccessary amino acids, it is considered a complete food by many authorities.

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