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How To Increase Sulforaphane in Broccoli Sprouts by ~3.5-fold

Nov 16, 2017

“In today’s video, I show you guys how to get more biologically active sulforaphane out of your broccoli or broccoli sprouts. This is important since sulforaphane is a powerful compound functioning both as a cancer preventative and all around super molecule.”

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A good reason to add some aerobic exercise to your resistance training: it may grow new neurons in the brain better.

Feb 8, 2016

“Adult neurogenesis in the hippocampus was significantly increased by aerobic exercise while resistance training had no effect on neurogenesis but did improve strength in rats. Since both cognitive decline and frailty (decrease in strength) occur with age it may be good to engage in both aerobic and strength training.”

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A new study finds that for every unit of measure increase in aerobic capacity, people had a 14% lower risk of a sudden cardiac death event.

Sep 26, 2016

“People with high or moderate aerobic capacity had a 44-48% lower risk of a cardiac death event compared to people with low aerobic capacity. Aerobic capacity was even more important for people that were obese since moderate or high aerobic capacity lowered risk of a cardiac death event by 58-72%.”

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Fish oil supplementation increased muscle mass, handgrip strength, upper- & lower-body muscle strength & leg power.

Dec 27, 2015

“The increase in leg power is especially relevant since another study recently showed that having more leg strength in old age was associated with increased brain volume, whereas being strong in other muscle groups were not. Muscle mass, strength, and power all decrease with age and this can have adverse effects quality of life as well as lifespan.”

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People that were genetically predisposed to depression increased their capacity to experience pleasure after regular exercise.

Apr 27, 2016

“Numerous studies have shown that exercise increases the production of a neurotrophic factor in the brain called BDNF and serotonin. There are variations in both the genes that encode for BDNF and the serotonin transporter that predispose individuals to depression due to lower production. Exercise may help correct for some of the deficit in either of these since in boosts the production of both.”

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