Liquid Chlorophyll - Australia

[Guest guest]

Hello Bee,

Have just been reading previous messages by Australians re Liquid

Chlorophyll. As per the messages, the Grant's brand seems okay.

However, along with 'water, chlorophyll concentrate, alfalfa extract,

natural spearmint flavour and the lactic acid (which you previously

thought would be okay since it was only a small amount), it also

contains sunflower oil and vegetable gum 414. Are these ingredients

also okay?

Thank you very much,

.

P.S. Thank you for answering my previous question on ketones. No

wonder I couldn't find any information in the messages section, since

I was looking up 'keytones'. Very musical urine!

[Guest guest]

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> Hello Bee,

>

> Have just been reading previous messages by Australians re Liquid

> Chlorophyll. As per the messages, the Grant's brand seems okay.

> However, along with 'water, chlorophyll concentrate, alfalfa

extract, natural spearmint flavour and the lactic acid (which you

previously thought would be okay since it was only a small amount),

it also contains sunflower oil and vegetable gum 414. Are these

ingredients also okay?

==>Sunflower oil and vegetable gum are not okay, and it is better to

get one without flavours - even " natural " flavors does not mean they

are derived from nature. " Natural " is not a regulated term so it

can be used willy nilly by any company. If you are having

difficulties getting liquid chlorophyll, make fresh certified

organic parsley tea instead, and drink 3 cups per day.

> P.S. Thank you for answering my previous question on ketones. No

> wonder I couldn't find any information in the messages section,

since I was looking up 'keytones'. Very musical urine!

==>LOL. please put your name at the end of messages so it is

easier for Maddalena our blind member - so P.S. wouldn't be

necessary nor helpful for her without your name last. Thanks so

much.

Luv, Bee