Chlorophyll supplements have been around for years but liquid chlorophyll recently gained popularity through social media. Celebrities and other social media users began boasting of supposed benefits that provide everything from increased energy to cancer prevention. But does the truth match the hype? Is it the “miracle food” we’ve been looking for?
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