Broccoli Sprouts Sprouts are Very Healthy There are many types of sprouts you can easily grow in your kitchen. Three-day-old sprouts of crucifers including broccoli and cauliflower contain 10–100 times higher levels of glucoraphanin (the glucosinolate of sulforaphane) than do the corresponding mature plants.1 Research shows that broccoli sprouts have a broad spectrum of health …
You are rusting! You have seen pieces of metal that rust as they are being broken down by oxygen. This is called oxidation, and as we age, we too are oxidizing. Oxidation breaks down our cells, causing them to age and die. They can damage our genes which, if not repaired, can cause mutations resulting …
But where do you get your protein and calcium? When someone finds out you are a vegetarian or vegan they will often ask this kind of question. It is conventional wisdom that protein comes from meat and calcium comes from dairy. The dairy industry spends over one billion dollars annually on advertising to convince the …
Food is expensive. Food is expensive and, while middle-income families spent $7,061 or 14.3 percent of their income on food, the lowest-income households spent $4,070 on food in 2017, which is 34.1 percent of their income.1 Fast food and processed food may be convenient, but is it as cheap as people think? Are you trapped …
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What you absorb is critical. Many people have the idea that simply eating lower-calorie food will result in weight loss and better health. This is only partially true. What is more important is how many calories generating nutrients you absorb. Let’s look at three factors that affect absorption: the form of the food, fiber in …
There is a lot of controversy about the importance of eating breakfast. What does science say about skipping breakfast? Is it really an important meal? Several studies have tested different eating patterns to see what is healthiest. This applies to weight gain and even heart disease and type 2 diabetes. One thing we know is …
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