Yes, you can put lemon in chlorophyll water. In fact, it's often recommended!
Here's why adding lemon to chlorophyll water can be a good idea:
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Taste Improvement: Chlorophyll on its own can have a slightly grassy or earthy taste. The acidity of lemon juice can help to mask this flavor, making the water more palatable and refreshing.
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Enhanced Absorption: Some believe that the citric acid in lemon juice may help improve the absorption of chlorophyll in the body, although scientific evidence to fully support this is limited.
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Vitamin C Boost: Lemon juice is a good source of Vitamin C, an antioxidant that can provide additional health benefits.
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Simple Recipe Suggestion: A common recipe is to mix 1/2 teaspoon of organic lemon juice and up to 15 drops of liquid chlorophyll in 8-16 oz of water. You can garnish with a lemon slice for added flavor and visual appeal.
In short, adding lemon to your chlorophyll water is a common and beneficial practice for both taste and potential health enhancements.
