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Taking Chlorophyll inside, we dramatically increase the content of hyaluronic acid in the intercellular space, especially in the dermis (deep layer of the skin). One molecule of hyaluronic acid holds nine molecules of water. With a lack of hyaluronic acid, the skin loses moisture, wrinkles appear on the face. Intercellular fluid turns into jelly, all biochemical processes slow down, cells of the immune system lose their activity, the number of enzymes and hormones decreases, and cells do not receive oxygen and nutrients. This is how a state of energy deficit arises, which leads to chronic fatigue, intoxication, headache, insomnia, etc. Chlorophyll blocks the enzyme hyaluronidase, which breaks down hyaluronic acid. Increases the amount of fluid in tissues and organs. Enriches the body with oxygen. Reduces dryness and redness of the skin, acne, couperosis and rosacea.

Chlorophyll stimulates the production of red blood cells - erythrocytes. Hemoglobin in erythrocytes is responsible for carrying oxygen to all cells of the body. Therefore, increasing the level of hemoglobin ensures the supply of oxygen and prevents the development of anemia (anemia). Oxygen helps remove waste and toxins from the body, which makes it a powerful detoxifier and provides Chlorophyll with the ability to be a natural deodorant for the whole body (eliminates bad breath, sweat smell). It easily binds toxins, salts of heavy metals, carcinogens and removes them from the body (carcinogens change the structure of DNA, cause gene mutations and contribute to the emergence of malignant neoplasms).

Chlorophyll blocks cell receptors and prevents it from interacting with aflatoxins and benzopyrenes that enter cells, damage DNA, and cause mutations.
• benzopyrenes – exhaust, city smog, cigarette smoke, fried meat
• aflatoxins are the main metabolic products of all types of mold.

Aflatoxins are almost everywhere: in soil, water, air, food, cosmetics, in offices, apartments and houses, in factories and even in aviation fuel. This spread is related to the volatility of spores of mold fungi and their extremely small size. Aflatoxins enter the body through the skin, enter the lungs with inhaled air, and enter the digestive tract with water. Then, with the blood flow, they get into all organs and tissues. This process is accompanied by sluggish intoxication (headache, rapid fatigue, irritability, less often nausea and dizziness). Chlorophyll prevents the development of intoxication, blocks cell receptors and prevents aflatoxins from entering the cell and damaging its DNA.

Benzopyrenes attack the cytochrome P450 system in the liver, block its work, and as a result, mutagens are formed that make dangerous changes in DNA structures. Chlorophyll protects the cytochrome system from the action of benzopyrene and promotes its rapid recovery. The cytochrome P450 enzyme system is responsible for the reception and transformation of all chemical synthetic substances in the liver. These can be drugs, toxins, hormones, antibiotics, pesticides, ammonia and other metabolic products.