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Question: my father has cancer. my family hears that wheat grass juice can help cure cancer, so we are trying it. we don't know that much about it, so can you help me by providing me with as much info as possible?
Answers: my father has cancer. my family hears that wheat grass juice can help cure cancer, so we are trying it. we don't know that much about it, so can you help me by providing me with as much info as possible?
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Proponents of wheatgrass use claims that regular ingestion of the plant can improve the digestive system, prevent cancer, diabetes and heart disease, cure constipation, detoxify heavy metals from the bloodstream, cleanse the liver, prevent hair loss and help to make menopause more manageable. There is, however, no medical nor scientific evidence to support these claims, although there is a great deal of anecdotal evidence to that effect.
One of the most popular claims about wheatgrass, and one that is frequently made by both supporters and retailers, is that a 30 ml shot of wheatgrass is as nutritionally valuable as a kilogram of green vegetables. This claim most likely originates from a statement commonly attributed to the "father of wheatgrass", Charles F. Schnabel, who is alleged to have said that "Fifteen pounds of wheatgrass is equivalent to 350 pounds of the choicest vegetables".
Wheatgrass is supposed to help in the prevention and treatment of cancer and you can find stacks of relevant information in a web search for "wheatgrass treatment for cancer". Note that you must key in wheatgrass as a single word and not as two words as in wheat grass.
Wheatgrass, barley grass and alfalfa are all very alkaline foods very rich in chlorophyll, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, amino acids and enzymes and all three of them are very similar.