Activated Natural Chlorophyll: We extract natural chlorophyll as it exists in the nature with TPLEC (The technology to extract natural chlorophyll physically in bulk) developed by us without destruction of nutrients like Mg, Phythol and Carotenoid. We don't use any solvent, Cu, Fe, Co to extract chlorophyll. The body can absorb this easily.
You mentioned about this one?
http://www.eckind.com/product_926663_mulberry-leaves-extract-containing.htm
Yes that is the company. Much respect to this company and their technology but just wondering what a protocol would consist of to extract chlorophyll without chemicals or solvents of any kind.
Sorry I was busy in weekend :)
I recognized that this product was made by Korean company, so I tried to find information about the protocol, but I failed. I cannot find any patent or research article about chlorophyll extraction 'without any organic solvent.' However, I found a website of a company selling a chlorophyll product like that one (I cannot sure this product is identical to that one you found), but in that website they just mentioned "Extraction skill was transferred from Japanese engineer," and no additional information.
Well, there are some patents about extraction chlorophyll from leaves of Morus alba (Mulberry leaves), but every patents I inspected were using EtOH-H2O mix as extraction solvent.
+FYI, there was one patent of which inventors include a Japanese guy.
I'm sorry that patents I mentioned were written in Korean so you cannot inspect them :(
Kyo, incredible research, thank you. So I take it there was no mention of TPLEC technology anywhere under the patents you inspected. That would be what to look for, I am just stumped because the only way I've seen the extraction of chlorophyll was with ethanol or some form of alcohol.
No, it was Takayame Suzumu, and they used silk worm + mulberry and extracted with EtOH.
I think they used supercritical fluid extraction utilizing CO2 with methanol as entrainer
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