What,s Wheatgrass?

What's Wheatgrass

History

During the early 1900's, a man named Edmund Bordeaux Szekely discovered an ancient biblical which he subsequently translated. It was a remarkable discovery and Szekely was so..
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Wheatgrass & Grains

Wheatgrass is the YOUNG GRASS sprouted from wheat grains, which has been allowed to grow for 7 to 8 days. Wheat grains, on the other hand, are the seeds of the wheat plant..
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King of Alkaline Food

"Wheat sprouts contain more alkaline minerals than any other sprouts or green vegetables. The iron content of wheat sprouts is higher than that of spinach."



The Super Food

In the book The Perricone Promise by Dr. Nicholas Perricone he cited Wheatgrass as one of the super foods.

Indeed, Wheatgrass is considered as a life-sustaining complete food. Just take a look at the cattle. With their muscular built and might, they are able to survive just by eating grass.



The Green Blood

"Wheat sprouts are the highest in chlorophyll of any plant source."
~ The Acid-Alkaline Diet for Optimum Health by Christopher Vassey

Wheatgrass is called the Green Blood. Chlorophyll is the green pigment of the plant that resembles the structure of the hemoglobin of the red blood cells. Dr. Hans Fischer, a German chemist and a group of associates won a nobel prize for this discovery. Like the human blood, chlorophyll carries energy, nutrients and oxygen to the different parts of the plants. It is the blood of the plant. Interestingly, chlorophyll in the human body also delivers nutrition and oxygen to the blood and more so, studies have shown that it can stimulate production of healthy red blood cells and prevents anemia and different blood disorders.