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Popularized in the 1970s by Dr. Ann Wigmore and other natural food pioneers, tray-grown wheatgrass juice has become a familiar product in juice bars, natural food stores, and the homes of do-it-yourself juicers worldwide. The juice has been associated with many health benefits as told in The Wheatgrass Book by Dr. Wigmore. Tray-grown wheatgrass is grown in a warm greenhouse or indoors under fluorescent lighting. After growing for 7-10 days, the plant is approximately 6-8 inches tall. It is then harvested and juiced for consumption. Because it grows so quickly in the warm conditions, the plant has a relatively high level of simple sugars. But how good is this home grown green nutrients? As opposite to the tray grown wheatgrass, many others prefer the wheat grass grown outdoor through the cold winter for an extended period of time. Its nutrition is quite different. Here's the comparison. And the most often, it is available in a much more convenient form of tablets and powders. Here is a Nutrition Analysis, Medical Benefits. |
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