I see that the company is called World Organics, but I don't see specifically that the alfalfa is organic. Is this product actually organic?

I believe the company named itself 'World Organics' hoping consumers will assume all their products are 100% organic. The description of ingredients on the label is (most likely intentionally) ambiguous. Maybe they add one tiny leaf of organic material to every thousand bottles so they can legally claim it's organic? I have found that whenever a product is 100% organic there is no ambiguity, as the company uses this fact as its major selling pitch. I also would NEVER knowingly purchase anything edible that comes from China, and if the origin of a product is not plainly written on the package (or not at all!), I tend to assume it's from China.

This product doesn't have chlorophyll. It has chlorophilin, which is a man-made product , so why call it chlorophyll?

From what I've read the wording synthetic is being misinterpreted. The chlorophyll itself is not synthetic. It is described as such due to its binding with delivery ingredients.

Will this product produce similiar eeffects as chloroform and if so how much must be applied to a rag to achieve that result?

Not really. You'd have to hold the rag over the victim's mouth way too long plus it would probably turn their lips green. It would definitely get you busted for sure LOL

ASIN	B00014D836
Age Range Description	Adult
Brand	World Organic
Container Type	Bottle
Dosage Form	Liquid
Global Trade Identification Number	00726899590131
Item Form	Liquid
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Volume	16 Fluid Ounces
Item Weight	454 g
Manufacturer	World Organics
Material Features	Organic
Number of Items	1
Package Information	Bottle
Special Ingredients	Chlorophyll
UPC	726899590131
Unit Count	1.00 Count

World Organics Chlorophyll Supplement, 100 mg, 16 Ounce

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