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Influencers Are Drinking Chlorophyll Water. But Why?

Influencers Are Drinking Chlorophyll Water. But Why?

The New York Times
Sunday, July 04, 2021 08:40:31 AM UTC

The claims are vast, from clearer skin to fresher breath. Yet experts say the science is shaky.

This story was originally published on Nov. 15, 2019 in Styles. It has been updated to reflect the latest developments. On TikTok, young people with glowing skin can be seen sipping magic green potions. After adding a few drops of liquid chlorophyll to glasses of water, they drink, and poof! Their complexions clear, their tummies become less bloated, their body odor improves, all typically within a week. The claims about the seemingly endless powers of chlorophyll are not new, only the social media platforms for making them are. Yet the messaging is as powerful as ever.
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