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This is a closely guarded secret, and actually you’ll never see it. I can only tell you about it. This is one of the most exclusive products Standard Process makes. In fact, I think it is the only one made in the world, as of this writing.
Standard Process is a funny company in a way, some of their finest secrets are so good they refuse to patent their processes. They are 100% confident that no one else in the world will figure out how they make stuff, so they actually don’t patent a few things, to ensure their secrets don’t get out.
They make the only fat soluble Chlorophyll product I know of. All the others made are water soluble. So others are missing vitamins. It is one of their 2 big secrets. Chlorophyll, isn’t that in plants? Yes, Watson, it is the green stuff.
We all know it is a good idea to eat green plants, but most people don’t eat nearly enough. This is where fat soluble Cholophyll from Standard Process comes in. We use it often for fat soluble vitamin deficiencies, blood problems, constipation, and even a close multivitamin for vegetarians.
Because it contains all the fat soluble vitamins, except D, the vitamin K can often help with clotting problems. The vitamin E contains the hormone precursors to help balance hormone problems. It seems to be able to neutralize a liver compound that often creates constipation, so I give it high marks in helping with gut problems.
Common uses:
- blood problems
- ulcers
- colitis
- liver problems
If you are a constipated vegetarian with ulcers and you bleed as easily as Rocky Balboa, you need this for sure.
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If you do seriously have any of these troubles and the Cholorphyll does’t help you may very well have trouble with fat digestion and adding Cholacol from Standard Process will often do the trick.
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P.S. The green room is where the chlorophyll is made.
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