Wheatgrass is available in juice, Powder and tablet form. What is the best?

Traditionally, Wheatgrass is known to be taken in juice form. In today’s modern life most individuals are lacking time, space, manpower and know-how of growing Wheatgrass. It is difficult to transport fresh Wheatgrass economically everyday to far off places as it has very less shelf life.
At this junction, making the availability of Wheatgrass in Powder form has proven to be very convenient and effective. It has all the advantages as follows:

• Powder is easy to transport, convenient to carry and has good shelf life.
• Powder retains all the important nutrients of fresh Wheatgras
• Powder has higher quantity of dietary fiber than fresh juice.
• Fiber is strained out while extracting juice.
• Powder is more palatable than fresh juice by all age groups
• Powder equals therapeutic efficacy as fresh Wheatgrass.
• One Tsp. Powder (approx 3g) equals to 40 g fresh Wheatgrass.
• One Tsp Powder (3 g) costs less than the cost of 40 g fresh Wheatgrass. .

Wheatgrass Powder has more advantages than tablet form as follows:

• Powder is natural whereas tablet manufacturing involves more process.
• Tablet manufacturing method might involve the use of chemical binders.
• Using 3 g powder (40 g fresh grass) a day is recommended for good results.
• One Tsp. Powder = about 3 g = 6 tablets (0.5 g each) at a time. Most people do not take this quantity of tablets and therefore may not experience satisfactory results.
• When Powder is mixed in a glass of water, the original Chlorophyll available in Wheatgrass is reformed before consumption. It mixes with saliva and is digested better thereby increasing its therapeutic value.
• Paste of Powder with milk can be applied on skin and its not possible with tablets.