But you'd have to have brain damage to try it. From an article my grandmother saved for me from one of her "health journals":
Researchers recently conducted a double-blind study in Qidong, China, an area with extraordinarily high rate of liver cancer. The researchers gave 90 people a cholorophyll table and the other 90 a placebo. They took blood and urine sample to measure DNA damage and by-products of aflatoxins exposure. In just 3 months, the poeple taking the chlorophyll had a 55% reduction in toxic exposure and DNA damage!
The chlorophyll used in the studay is call Derifil, and you can buy it over-the-counter with a prescription. Take 100 milligrams, three times a day.
Unfortunately, the reason why the 90 people taking Derifil probably had a reduction in their toxic exposure was that they weren't allow to go outside for the 3 months by the local officials who had volunteered them for this study.
Anyway, if you're smart enough to realize why that study was a joke, you're probably in no danger of taking Derifil. And if you're not, then you probably shouldn't be taking any supplements that don't have the Flintstones on the bottle.
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