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One of the healthiest foods you can eat are broccoli sprouts. As the name suggests, these are the precursors to broccoli that grow from their seedlings. Broccoli sprouts are very rich in a compound called sulfurophane that researchers at John Hopkins University have lauded for its anti-cancer properties, as well as benefits to cardiovascular and neurological health among a long list of other benefits. At the recommendation of a friend I started growing my own broccoli sprouts at home. You can do it with a very simple set up as they can grow in mason jars. To activate the effective compound you should have 2-4oz per day and the easiest way to do that is to blend them into a smoothie or chop them into a salad. There have a mostly neutral taste and they will give you benefit of eating huge amounts of greens if you include them in your diet. You can also buy boxes of sprouts in the store but this is much cheaper. It’s also fun to sprout and then farm them after a few days. I recommend it for health.
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💯 you can also increase the amount of sulforaphane by an order of magnitude (if I recall correctly) by consuming them with grounded mustard seeds
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I dehydrate the ones I grow and make my own supplements with it. They're phenomenal for health.
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cc: @keccers.eth !!
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from seed?
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@daniskandar
https://youtu.be/U9iL8Kvugks?si=GdXP_Qxq2Q3xDkX0
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Very common in Chinese households to do the same with mungbeans. Very accessible to get the base mungbean to start them too
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amazing health food ! just gotta be aware of the shelf life and use proper storage 'cause u can get sick from the bacteria growth if not done correctly
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wow 2-4oz a day. That has to be at least that full jar
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Wow, this is great information. I'm going to start including them in my diet right away. How long does it usually take for them to grow?
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I thought this was one of those ashwagandha or super herb advertisements.
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yolo
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Bookmarked. Okaaay, now we need detailed guide on growing this 🙂
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Sprouts of most kinds are such underrated foods, so good
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Thought this was a cast from @keccers.eth for a second lol Thanks for the info! Might need to try it out for myself :)
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They're also delicious
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Good looks! Just added this and the mustard seed to the Amazon cart
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Thanks for the tip. Wife is investigating smoothie recipes for our new Ninja and I'll suggest this. 93 $degen
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