chlorophyll tablets?

[Seeking Trad Deer]

G. Fred Asbell got me into using them a couple years back from something he wrote.  Last year I thought I would go to GNC and get the pure liquid chlorophyl.  Next year i will go back to using the tablest.  The liquid bothered my stomach some but on the positive side it wipes away any breath odor as it sits on your tounge before you swallow it.  you really notice how well this stuff works when you stop taking it aftr the season and make a dump...whew...  :eek:

[Mulberry River]

I use the "Nullo" brand tabs which I order through our wholesaler (I'm a pharmacist).  They are coated tablets, come in bottles of 60 and retail around $10. I took one twice daily. I really believe they helped me last October.  I killed 2 whitetails and had countless deer under me all through the season.  I stopped taking them after October & I thought I could tell a noticeable difference in the deer's behavior.  They didn't seem as comfortable in the area; I believe it was the lack of chlorophyll.  Not like they winded me or saw me, but you know how they are--vigilant always.  They were more relaxed when I was taking the chlorophyll.  I do think it's "traditional".  The American Indians ate roots, shoots, nuts, berries, acorns, etc.; I'm sure they smelled more like the outdoors, don't you?

[Robertfishes]

The ones I take (during hunting season)are made from Alfalfa. When I took the recomended daily dose of 6 per day I had to take some Imodium...I backed off to 2 per day and had amazing results. I noticed a positive change in 3 days.