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Does Drinking Chlorophyll Improve Your Skin, Really? [Well and Good]

Does Drinking Chlorophyll Improve Your Skin, Really? [Well and Good]


There’s no shortage of inspirational DIY recipes on TikTok: Dalgona coffee, the tortilla fold, baked feta pasta; however, a recently-trending beverage is also being touted as a skin savior. Enter: chlorophyll water. As of publication, the hashtag #chlorophyllwater on TikTok has 67.4 million views and counting, and people are turning to the deep green drink as a way to combat acne and clear up their skin. And let’s be direct: Adding liquid chlorophyll to water isn’t new, but the idea that a swig of the stuff can bring brighter skin to pass is.
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What is liquid chlorophyll? Everything to know about the latest TikTok trend. [Emirates Woman]

What is liquid chlorophyll? Everything to know about the latest TikTok trend. [Emirates Woman]



Found in plants, chlorophyll gives them a green tone while allowing them to convert sunlight into nutrients, via a natural process termed photosynthesis, this plant pigment actually comes with a host of benefits from providing cleared skin, reduced bloating and weight loss.
Meanwhile, Healthline suggests that this natural technique of intaking chlorophyll supplements dates back to the 1940s to overcome any body issues such as body odours to neutralize the smell, with this ancient technique making its way back now as a popular fad.
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Is Chlorophyll Water actually good for you — or safe? TikTok trend has experts talking [Miami Herald]

Is Chlorophyll Water actually good for you — or safe? TikTok trend has experts talking [Miami Herald]


Dr. Joshua Zeichner, a dermatologist in New York, said oral chlorophyll together with a healthy diet may also support oxygen delivery in the body.

“There’s some data suggesting that oral chlorophyll may enhance production of red blood cells in the body,” Zeichner told Refinery29. “This could mean better delivery of oxygen and nutrients to your organs, including your skin.”

Other reported benefits of chlorophyllin are immune system stimulation, blood detoxification, cleansing of the intestines and odor elimination, according to Healthline. 
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People on TikTok Are Drinking Chlorophyll Water to Treat Acne — But Does It Work? [PopSugar]

People on TikTok Are Drinking Chlorophyll Water to Treat Acne — But Does It Work? [PopSugar]



"Chlorophyll is what allows plants to convert sunlight to energy, as well as what gives plants their green color," board-certified dermatologist and chief medical officer at Sanova Dermatology, Ted Lain, MD, told POPSUGAR. "Liquid chlorophyll contains chlorophyllin, which is complexed with copper, ensuring the delivery of actual chlorophyll to the bloodstream."
"Chlorophyll is a potent antioxidant, meaning that it can help reduce the damage caused by stress, the environment, and sunlight," Dr. Lain said. "We know that acne sufferers do have a higher need for antioxidants in order to reverse the inflammation and damage caused by pimples; therefore, theoretically, there may be a place for topical or ingested chlorophyll in an acne regimen."
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Top 15 Benefits of Chlorophyll, According to Published Reports

Top 15 Benefits of Chlorophyll, According to Published Reports


According to Healthline , “Chlorophyll plays an important role in making plants green and healthy. It also has vitamins, antioxidants, and therapeutic properties that may benefit your body.
You can get chlorophyll from plants or supplements. Supplements may be more effective. Although chlorophyll is fat-soluble, it may not survive digestion long enough for absorption.
Chlorophyll supplements are actually chlorophyllin, which contains copper instead of magnesium . When doses of chlorophyllin are taken, the copper can be detected in plasma, which implies absorption has occurred .”
Chlorophyll supplements are available in the form of drops, pills, capsules, or through Chlorophyll Water.
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Why Everyone Is Drinking Chlorophyll Water

Anti-aging

Chlorophyll can help with photoaging from sun exposure. In doing so, it protects from the signs of weathered skin and can help reduce facial acne and large visible pores.

Improving health

Chlorophyll is similar to hemoglobin, a protein that carries oxygen through the body by way of red blood cells. Therefore, it can help with treating anemia.

Odor control

Chlorophyll is said to have odor-reducing capabilities, which is why you will find the ingredient in deodorant and toothpaste.

Gut health

Lastly, and regarding its antimicrobial properties, chlorophyll can assist with nurturing your gut health. Holistically speaking, when you have a healthy gut everything else seems to fall into place.

Anti-aging

Chlorophyll can help with photoaging from sun exposure. In doing so, it protects from the signs of weathered skin and can help reduce facial acne and large visible pores.

Improving health

Chlorophyll is similar to hemoglobin, a protein that carries oxygen through the body by way of red blood cells. Therefore, it can help with treating anemia.

Odor control

Chlorophyll is said to have odor-reducing capabilities, which is why you will find the ingredient in deodorant and toothpaste.

Gut health

Lastly, and regarding its antimicrobial properties, chlorophyll can assist with nurturing your gut health. Holistically speaking, when you have a healthy gut everything else seems to fall into place.

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