How to Prepare Chlorophyll Powder

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One easy way to consume chlorophyll powder is in a smoothie.

Chlorophyll powder is a health supplement made most often from wheat grass. Chlorophyll powder is added to the diet to detoxify the body, reduce body odor and improve health. It is purported to have antibacterial properties, to boost energy and to contain essential vitamins and minerals. Because it is water soluble, chlorophyll powder can be dissolved in any water-containing solution. Chlorophyll powder can be prepared many ways, whether you add it to your diet or use it in grooming products to promote wellness.

Things You'll Need

  • Chlorophyll powder
  • Blender
  • 1 cup frozen berries (or other fruit or vegetable)
  • 1 cup loose leaf baby spinach
  • Lotion
  • Small container
  • Baking soda
  • Breath mint or peppermint extract
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Instructions

  1. Chlorophyll Powder Berry Green Smoothie

    • 1
      If using fresh fruit, add 1/2 cup ice cubes.
      If using fresh fruit, add 1/2 cup ice cubes.

      Place frozen berries into blender and cover.

    • 2
      Add milk or yogurt for a creamy smoothie.
      Add milk or yogurt for a creamy smoothie.

      Blend on high power until fruit is liquefied, but not completely thawed.

    • 3
      Your smoothie can be green -- or any color you like.
      Your smoothie can be green -- or any color you like.

      Add spinach and 1 tsp. chlorophyll powder to the blender. Cover, then blend again until smooth.

    • 4

    Chlorophyll Powder Body and Face Lotion

    Chlorophyll Powder Toothpaste

Tips & Warnings

  • Make sure your lotion contains water so it can dissolve the chlorophyll powder.

  • Use a dye-free, fragrance-free lotion to avoid skin irritation or allergic reactions.

  • You can make veggie smoothies or fruit smoothies with chlorophyll powder; the powder's flavor is neutral, so it mixes well in just about any recipe.

  • Follow the manufacturer's label for exact dosage instructions.

  • Pregnant or nursing women should always consult a doctor before using any dietary supplement.

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