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Build better blood health tip #1: There’s a simple solution for low energy, fatigue, or exhaustion. Although the people who struggle with fatigue and similar issues are very different, they often have one thing in common: They need to build better blood. That’s where ChlorOxygen® chlorophyll concentrate comes in. Why would chlorophyll, the brilliantly green pigment in plants, help build better blood and ultimately combat fatigue? There are two intriguing ways your green companions play a major role in maintaining your energy levels. Chlorophyll is a magnet for oxygen Chlorophyll causes hemoglobin, a component of red blood cells, to develop a voracious appetite for oxygen. When blood travels through the lungs, the chlorophyll-activated hemoglobin acts as a powerful magnet for the oxygen you inhale with each breath. As oxygen-rich blood travels through the tiny blood vessels in your tissues, hemoglobin loosens its grip on oxygen and surrenders it where it’s required. The result is that every cell in your body is finally saturated with the oxygen it needs, and your energy increases. ChlorOxygen® boosts your hemoglobin level ChlorOxygen® chlorophyll concentrate provides the building blocks necessary to produce additional hemoglobin and to restore healthy numbers of red blood cells. The structure of chlorophyll is nearly identical to that of heme, the iron-bearing portion of hemoglobin. But chlorophyll has magnesium in its center, whereas iron is in the middle of the heme molecule. When you ingest chlorophyll, your body combines iron with the chlorophyll molecule, and presto! You’ve just made more hemoglobin. With an optimal hemoglobin level, each red blood cell is literally packed with these mighty transporters of oxygen. ChlorOxygen® builds better blood Within each of our cells there are miniature power plants called mitochondria that rely on oxygen for their fuel. As you build better blood, more oxygen is delivered to these mitochondria. They get their engines up and running and in no time, you’re firing on all cylinders.
Posted on: Sun, 04 Aug 2013 20:10:02 +0000

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