Wheatgrass and cereal grasses are easily assimilated

After wheatgrass juice is digested and the nutrients are absorbed (assuming that all has gone well up to this point) into the bloodstream and transported throughout the body to the cells, then the cells must assimilate the nutrients.  In order to assimilate nutrients, the cell membranes must be healthy, recognize the nutrients from the wheatgrass and cereal grasses as something desirable to allow into the cell, communicate that message effectively, provide binding sites along the cell membrane, provide transportation across the cell membrane into the cytoplasm, and then deliver the nutrient to the appropriate part of the cell to be utilized for its specific cellular function.  Wheatgrass and cereal grasses provide nutrients which are easily assimilated into cells, especially if the wheatgrass was micronized before ingestion. When your intestinal ecology is thriving with friendly aerobic bacteria and the villus lining of the small intestines is cleansed and absorbent then you are able to experience sprouted wheat grass juice in way like never before.