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Anyone who has spent any time in health circles has no doubt encountered at least one supplement, usually a superfood or green infusion, that tastes terrible. No matter how healthy it is, it's difficult to bring yourself to drink a bitter, dark, green, or earthy supplement day after day. This is part of why chlorophyll is such a good healthy green supplement. It doesn't actually have a very strong taste. However, the majority of chlorophyll supplements you'll find on the market have at least one other ingredient that adds to the flavor, either to mask the undertone of chlorophyll or...

One of the hottest health trends on the market right now is chlorophyll supplements. Yes, that's right; the green pigment present in everything from the grass underfoot to the leaves of the trees above has been isolated and reduced down into a supplement, and it's available for purchase at nearly any health food store. The potential benefits of chlorophyll are numerous, but that's not what this post is about. If you want to read more about them and why you should consider chlorophyll as a supplement, take a look at some of our other posts on the subject. Today, we're assuming...

Chlorophyll, that green substance responsible for giving plants their color and for facilitating photosynthesis, has a lot of potential health benefits.   Among the many benefits of the green supplement is digestive assistance. It may, however, be a bit of a double-edged sword. The truth is, while most of us consume chlorophyll every single day in the vegetables we eat, very little of that actually remains in the body as chlorophyll. Instead, it is generally broken down into constituent parts, as part of the digestive process. When taking pure chlorophyll (or chlorophyllin, the synthetic extract often used in supplements) the body...

One of the many benefits of chlorophyll is that it can give you energy, which leads to many people wondering: does it have caffeine in it? After all, a lot of different products on the market that claim to be energy boosters, fat burners, or other such supplements get most of their active effects from caffeine. It's a valid concern! Does Chlorophyll Have Caffeine? In a word: no. Chlorophyll does not have caffeine in it. Some sources of caffeine, like green tea, have chlorophyll in them, but not in hugely significant amounts. Probably the most chlorophyll-laden green beverage that has...