Seems to aid elimination and regularity
There are many, perhaps most supplements that frankly are just not necessary. If you eat a healthy, mostly plant based diet with quality grown foods, you're probably supplying your nutritional needs already. I like to experiment, though to see if I notice any tangible results in a product, so I gave chlorophyll a go. I like using liquid suppliments because I don't like swallowing pills or tablets and if I have several products, I can add them all to a small amount of water in the morning. But in the constant rush they sometimes are not taken. Gummies seem to be all the rage now and I'm seeing everything now available in gummy form. If you take multiple gummy products you  might be overloading on sugar, so that's a factor. First a note on chlorophyll. Is it necessary? It's said to offer a host of purported benefits, many related to help keep your system clean and detoxified. None of those claims are scientifically substantiated though some studies with animals seem to support that chlorophyll has aided in shrinking some forms of tumor. I don't consume enough plants rich in chlorophyll, like say, spinach because of fear of the oxyllic acid that can have negative effects like kidney stone formation. I tried wheatgrass which is 70% chlorophyll, but I couldn't handle the taste. I've been using these gummies about 2 weeks and have noticed they do seem to help with regularity, which is hugely positive. It causes a strange phenomenon where the bowel movement has the appearance of a moss cover log from a tropical Forrest; sorry if that's too graphic. But that tells me it really is having some effects. As for the gummies themselves, the consistency is firm and easy to chew. I'm not a fan of the taste but it's easily tolerable. The cost per day seems reasonable as well. It this a must have supplement? Probably not if you eat lots of green plants. But I will probably reorder when this order is exhausted. Recommended.
Rating: 5 stars