This cruciferous vegetable has been linked to a decreased risk of chronic disease due to its anti-inflammatory and cancer-fighting effects, as well as their ability to help reduce oxidative stress.
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New Zealand
Concerns
- Oxidative Damage
- Inflammation
- Ageing
- Cardiovascular
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While all cruciferous vegetables contain glucosinolates, broccoli sprouts have 10-100 times more than mature broccoli and most other cruciferous vegetables. When broccoli sprouts are consumed, the glucosinolates are converted into a powerful antioxidant called sulforaphane. Sulforaphane helps to combat free radicals in the body, with research showing that broccoli sprouts can help to reduce oxidative stress.
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