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Barley grass has deodorant properties due, in part, to the chlorophyll content. It can help stimulate red blood cells (RBCs) and promote tissue growth. Barley grass also contains a substance called arethus that helps promote continual cell proliferation, regeneration, and energy production. Glucan, a type of fibre found in barley grass, may help reduce cholesterol levels.

An alkaloid called hordenine, found in the root of the grass, has been reported to stimulate peripheral blood circulation and has been used as a bronchodilater in cases of bronchitis. The bran has anti-carcinogenic properties.

The chlorophyll content also freshens breath.