STUDY: Increasing sulforaphane bioavailability from broccoli through exogenous myrosinase.

Posted on January 5th 2019 (about 5 years)

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Broccoli sprouts are concentrated sources of sulforaphane, a type of isothiocyanate. Damaging broccoli sprouts – when chewing, chopping, or freezing – triggers an enzymatic reaction in the tiny plants that produces sulforaphane.

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