Unflavoured Liquid Chlorophyll Ingredients
Pure Filtered Water
Chlorophyll Concentrate from English Alfalfa (Medicago sativa)
Methyl Paraben derived from salt (less than 0.01%)

Flavoured Liquid Chlorophyll Ingredients
Pure Filtered Water
Chlorophyll Concentrate from English Alfalfa (Medicago sativa)
Spearmint Essential Oil (Mentha viridis)
Methyl Paraben derived from salt (less than 0.01%)

Chlorophyll Capsules Ingredients
Chlorophyll Concentrate from English Alfalfa (Medicago sativa)
Alfalfa (Medicago sativa)
In an additive-free capsule

Dosage Forms
Chlorophyll is available in Spearmint flavoured and unflavoured liquids which are Certified Kosher and Parve, and are available in 500ml and 1000ml safety sealed bottles. Chlorophyll is also available in bottles of 60 additive-free capsules.

Indications
Pure-Li Natural Chlorophyll is indicated for strengthening of the body and blood, as well as overall health improvement. Chlorophyll is the pinnacle of health products. It is a food, cleanser, energizer and healer all at the same time. As a source of health, it has no equal. It aids the body in the removal of toxins, while at the same time providing needed minerals.

Contraindications
Pure-Li Natural Chlorophyll is safe for use both internally and externally. It has no known contraindications.

Therapeutic Indications
Required for life as we know it to exist, chlorophyll is the deep, dark green pigment found in plants. In a process called photosynthesis, chlorophyll converts light energy from the sun into chemical energy, while releasing oxygen into the atmosphere. The energy is then stored in the plant as carbohydrates and used by animals and humans when eaten. This is the means by which energy enters the food chain.

For many years the primary use of chlorophyll was as a colouring agent. Its rich green colour enhances many products from soap to candy, and has also been used as an internal deodorant and mouthwash. 1

Recently its use as a supplement has undergone investigation. It was found that "Chlorophyll is a natural source of magnesium and several trace elements." 2

Chlorophyll is often referred to as "green blood" and "oxygenated sunshine." These nicknames refer to chlorophyll's similarity in make-up to human blood and its high oxygen level.3 Chlorophyll is remarkably similar to hemoglobin, the red pigment in our blood. The difference is that hemoglobin is composed of a protein complex surrounding a single iron atom, in chlorophyll a similar complex surrounds a single magnesium atom.4

The discovery of this similarity led doctors in Germany to use chlorophyll in cases of anemia with very promising results. Research performed at Temple University in Philadelphia around the same time found "The green solution (chlorophyll) seemed to thicken and strengthen the walls of cells in living animals". That finding logically led them to ask, "Might not chlorophyll be useful in helping the body combat bacterial invaders?"5

Further research into chlorophyll's antiseptic qualities led to a startling discovery; chlorophyll had no antiseptic properties of its own. Chlorophyll does, however, have the ability to aid animal tissue in combating and killing germs. By strengthening the tissue chlorophyll increases the disease resistance of cells and, at the same time, inhibits the growth of bacteria.6

Chlorophyll's action as a healer is nothing short of remarkable. Time after time it has proven itself to be gentle to the body while it is devastating to infections. Chlorophyll has been observed to combat deep-lying infections, cleanse open wounds, relieve chronic sinus conditions, and exile common colds.7

Chlorophyll is able to help the body because of its great mineral content. It is high in iron, potassium, magnesium, and copper. The iron in chlorophyll attracts oxygen, which aids in the treatment of anemia and rejuvenates the thyroid. Potassium plays a key role in good heart health while helping the body build and maintain muscle. Copper helps build the bloodstream and is vital for overall health. These minerals occur naturally within chlorophyll, allowing them to be readily absorbed by the body.8

Chlorophyll is both food and healer. As a source of health, it has no equal. Studying chlorophyll, Bernard Jensen created a list summarizing its major benefits9:

	Builds a high blood count
	Provides iron to organs
	Counteracts toxins
	Improves anemic conditions
	Cleans and deodorizes bowel tissue
	Helps purify the liver
	Aids hepatitis improvement
	Improves blood sugar problems (diabetes)
	Aids asthma improvement
	Benefits inflamed tonsils
	Soothes painful hemorrhoids and piles
	Revitalizes vascular system in the legs
	Reduces inflammation pain
	Improves milk production
	Helps sores heal faster
	Eliminates body odors
	Resists bacterial infections in wounds
	Cleans tooth and gum structures
	Improves nasal functioning
	Relieves sore throat
	Makes an excellent throat gargle
	Soothes ulcerous tissue
	Improves varicose veins

1 Martindale, W.; The Extra Pharmacopoeia, 26th Edition.
2 Holly, C., D.N.; Chlorophyll for Energy, Alive, #142.
3 Doerksen, D., The Green Revolution, Alive, #146.
4 Kirschner, H.E. M.D.; Nature's Healing Grasses.
5 Ibid
6 Ibid
7 Ibid
8 Jensen, B., The Healing Power of Chlorophyll.
9 Ibid

Storage
Chlorophyll should be stored in a cool, dry area until it is required.

Usage
For overall good health:
Adults: Add 1-3 tablespoons of liquid chlorophyll to water or juice daily, or take 1-3 capsules daily.
Children 4 and up: Drink ½ tablespoon in water or juice daily, or take 1 capsule daily.

As a mouthwash & Gargle:
Add one tablespoonful of liquid chlorophyll to ½ cup of water and rinse or gargle thoroughly.

Externally:
Soak cotton or bandages thoroughly in liquid chlorophyll prior to applying to wounds.

Complimentary Therapies
Proper nutrition is vital to good health. Drink plenty of water (at least 8 glasses daily) and juice instead of coffee, tea or sodas. Try to avoid synthetic ingredients, highly concentrated in prepared or packaged foods, and take a well-balanced multivitamin and mineral supplement.