Adult (age ≥18) Oral • Bad breath: Anecdotally, 100 mg of chlorophyll has been taken two or three times daily. • Leukopenia: 40 mg of sodium copper chlorophyllin (YebaikeTM tablet) has been taken three times daily for 1 month (Gao & Hu, 2005). • Protection from aflatoxins: 100 mg of chlorophyllin has been taken three times daily for 4 months (Egner et al., (2001)). • Reduction of odor from incontinence/bladder catheterization: 100 mg of chlorophyllin (DerifilR ) has been taken daily for 2 weeks (Nahata, Slencsak, & Kamp, 1983). 75 mg of chlorophyll has been used three times daily (Christiansen, Byel, Stromsted, Stenderup, & Eickhoff, 1989). According to secondary sources, 300 mg of chorophyll has been used daily if odor was still not controlled and 1–2 tablets of 100 mg chorophyll each have been placed in the empty pouch each time it is reused or changed in a patient who has had an ostomy. Topical • Burns and wounds: Theoretical evidence suggests that chlorophyll aids in the growth of new tissue when applied topically; however, reliable scientific evidence is lacking to suggest dosage application and/or form. • Cancer treatment: 0.1 g/cm2 of RadachlorinR gel has been applied topically during 1–3 hr of exposure to 400—800 J/cm2 of light therapy in two sessions over 4 weeks, three sessions over 1 week, or four sessions over 1 week, for up to 18 months (Kochneva et al., (2010)). 3—6 mg/m2 of 2-[1-hexyloxyethyl]-2-devinyl pyropheophorbide-a (HPPH) has been administered 24–48 hr prior to exposure to 150, 175, or 200 J/cm of 665 nm light (Nava et al., (2011)). In breast cancer patients, Sonoflora 1 has been given sublingually 24 hr prior to sonodynamic and photodynamic therapy, although information on treatment dose and duration is unclear (Wang et al., (2009)). • Herpes: 2—5 mg of chlorophyll per 1 g of cream or per 1 mL of saline solution has been applied topically to herpes affected areas 3–6 times daily for an indeterminate duration of time (Belenkii & Krikun, 1971). • Sepsis: 1% ChlorophylliptR ethanol solution has been applied via bandage as a prophylactic treatment to mitigate purulent-septic soft tissue complications; however, information on dose and duration of treatment is unclear (Biliaieva, Korzhyk, & Myronov, 2011). Intravenous/Intramuscular • Cancer treatment: 0.5–1.2 mg/kg of RadachlorinR has been administered intravenously in combination with 200—300 J/cm2 of laser irradiation in two sessions over 4 weeks, three sessions over 1 week, or four sessions over 1 week, for up to 18 months (Kochneva et al., (2010)). • Pancreatitis: Infusion of 5–20 mg of water-soluble chlorophyll a has been taken daily in 1–2 divided doses for periods of 3 days to 3 years, for a total chlorophyll a intake of 30–1,960 mg (Yoshida et al., 1980).

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