How to make Chlorophyll

Okay, so you've probably heard all the buzz about chlorophyll, right? I was super curious about it, especially after seeing so many people rave about its detoxifying powers and how it can help with things like body odor. I decided to dive in and try making my own liquid chlorophyll, and let me tell you, it's been a total game-changer for me! If you're wondering how to make chlorophyll juice or just how to make chlorophyll at home, you're in the right place. Making your own homemade Liquid Chlorophyll is surprisingly easy and way more cost-effective than buying bottled versions. Plus, you know exactly what’s going into it! Here’s my go-to recipe for whipping up a batch of potent, natural chlorophyll water: DIY Liquid Chlorophyll Recipe What You'll Need: 2 cups fresh leafy greens (I love a mix of *spinach*, *kale*, and *parsley*! You can also use *collard greens*, *micro greens*, *alfalfa sprouts*, *cilantro*, or basil – whatever you have on hand that's fresh and green!) 2-3 cups filtered water A blender A fine-mesh sieve or cheesecloth An airtight container or glass jar for storage Instructions: Wash Your Greens: Thoroughly rinse your chosen greens under cold water. You want them super clean! Roughly Chop: If your greens are large (like kale or collards), give them a rough chop to help them blend better. Blend It Up: Place the greens and 2 cups of filtered water into your blender. Start blending on low, then gradually increase to high speed until you have a smooth, vibrant green liquid. If it’s too thick, add the remaining cup of water a little at a time until you reach your desired consistency. Strain the Pulp: This is key for *liquid chlorophyll*! Place your fine-mesh sieve or cheesecloth over a large bowl or pitcher. Pour the blended mixture through, pressing down on the pulp with a spoon or spatula to extract all the liquid. You'll be left with a concentrated green juice – that's your chlorophyll! Discard the pulp (or add it to compost!). Store: Pour your freshly made liquid chlorophyll into an airtight container. It stays fresh in the refrigerator for up to 3-4 days. My "Before and After" Experience with Chlorophyll Water When I first started adding this to my routine, I was skeptical about the before and after chlorophyll water claims. But honestly, within the first week, I noticed a significant difference! Before, I'd sometimes worry about natural body odors, especially after a workout. Now, I genuinely feel cleaner and fresher from the inside out. My breath feels consistently fresher, and I've noticed a reduction in general body odor – it really *will get rid of body odor naturally*! It's like a natural deodorant that works from within. Beyond the odor control, I also feel a boost in my overall energy levels. It’s hard to pinpoint exactly, but there’s a general sense of well-being and lightness that I attribute to this green goodness. I usually take a shot of it straight in the morning, or sometimes I'll mix a tablespoon or two into a big glass of filtered water throughout the day. It has a very mild, earthy taste that's easy to get used to. If you're looking for a simple, natural way to support your health, improve your breath, and tackle body odor, I highly recommend trying this DIY liquid chlorophyll. It’s a small change with big, refreshing results!