http://www.drhs.org/cancercenter/nut...wheatgrass.asp
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?The reality is that grass and wheatgrass have no known medicinal qualities for humans. Only cud-chewing animals with multiple stomachs can properly digest grass to absorb its nutrients. Even though we can decide to liquefy wheatgrass into a juice we still can not benefit from it. Comprised mainly of chlorophyll, it is not essential for human health.?
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http://www.ncahf.org/articles/s-z/wheatgrass.html
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?Enzymes are complex protein molecules produced by living organisms exclusively for their own use in promoting chemical reactions. Orally ingested enzymes are digested in the stomach and have no enzymatic activity in the eater.?
?chlorophyll cannot "detoxify the body" since it is not absorbed. Although it is conceivable that enzymes present in rectally-administered wheatgrass juice could have chemical activity, there is no evidence that this is beneficial.?
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Broccoli is a better choice.