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Wheatgrass

Wheatgrass, derived from young Triticum aestivum shoots, is rich in chlorophyll, enzymes, & micronutrients, & may support antioxidant status & gut health.

antioxidantgut healthanti inflammatorydetoxification

Evidence last reviewed: 05 Apr 2026

Evidence
3 records
3 recordsBest grade:Low
Biomarkers
HDL CholesterolLDL CholesterolTriglyceridesGut MicrobiomeGut Permeability

The evidence for wheatgrass is primarily low-quality, with some studies suggesting benefits for atherogenic lipoproteins and menopausal symptoms. However, the overall strength of the evidence is limited, and more rigorous research is needed to confirm these effects.

Atherogenic lipoproteins
Hyperlipidemic South Asian women · RCT
Low
Inflammatory bowel disease symptoms
Patients with ulcerative colitis · Systematic review
Low

Wheatgrass juice was mentioned among CAM therapies with potential benefits for UC maintenance therapy.

Dose: 3500 mgForm: Juice
Menopausal symptoms
Hyperlipidemic South Asian women · RCT
Low
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3000mg
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How to take it

Take 1-2 ounces of wheatgrass juice daily, preferably on an empty stomach.

Juice
Commonly consumed fresh or as a frozen shot.
Powder
Dried and powdered form for mixing into drinks or smoothies.
Capsule
Encapsulated powder for convenient dosing.
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