If your celebrating St. Paddy's Day, drop the artificial food coloring, and use healthier options.

One of the latest crazes to hit social media has to do with chlorophyll. So what is it? In the words of nutrition and fitness expert Jody Trierweiler, chlorophyll is like the blood of plants and causes the green pigment in plants and vegetables.

We should be in for a great year when it comes to the colors and the pace at which those leaves fall. As our days get shorter and shorter and shorter, the production of chlorophyll slows to a halt, eventually giving way to the true' color of the leaf. Two things that can be overwhelming and stressful, so that's where Local 4 Business Editor Rod Meloni comes in. Answer: August 13th, 2049August 13th, 2049 Be sure to watch daily at 6 a.m. and click this link to enter for a chance to win. Get to know the Local 4 News Today team betterLocal 4 News Today linksCopyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

We should be in for a great year when it comes to the colors and the pace at which those leaves fall. Youll notice very minimal changes over the next week or so and Fall or The Autumnal Equinox is on September 23rd this year. Leaves typically produce their vivid hues of green from spring through summer into early fall through the constant creation of Chlorophyll. Many millions of these Chlorophyll cells saturate the leaves, ultimately making them appear green to the eye. All Morning -- Excitement Builds for DYCSoon, the Detroit Youth Choir will find out if they've won America's Got Talent.