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Chlorophyll in its natural state is similar to a blood molecule but instead of a central iron atom it has a central magnesium atom. During the extraction processing to obtain liquid chlorophyll the magnesium atoms are replaced by copper and sodium atoms so liquid chlorophyll can be regarded as a source for copper but not magnesium.
