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Dr. Wigmore reported that wheatgrass therapy, along with "living foods," helped to
eliminate cancerous growths and helped many other disrders, including mental health problems.
The molecular structure of chlorophyll resembles that of hemoglobin, the oxygen-carrying protein
of red blood cells, and this may be the reason for the effectiveness of wheatgrass. The key
difference between the two is that the hemoglobin is iron, while the metallic atom at the
center of a molecule of chlorophyll is magnesium. In experiments on anemic animals, blood
counts returned to normal after four to five days of receiving chlorophyll.
The Blending Book: Maximizing Nature's Nutrients: How to Blend Fruits & Vegetables for Better
Health
The Sprouting Book
The Wheatgrass Book
Ann Wigmore's Recipes for Longer Life
Healing Power Within: How to Tap the Infinite Potential Within Yourself
Be Your Own Doctor: Positive Guide to Natural Living
Naturama: Living Textbook
Wheat grass is a rich nutritional food that was popularized by Dr. Ann Wigmore, an educator
and founder of the Hippocrates Health Institute in Boston. Wheatgrass contains a great
variety of vitamins, minerals, and trace elements. According to Dr. Whigmore, 1 pound of
fresh wheatgrass is equal in nutritional value to nearly 25 pounds of the choicest vegetables.
MoonDragon's Nutrition Therapy: Juicing & Green Drinks
The Hippocrates Diet & Health Program
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