Cruciferous vegetables (also known as Brassicaceae) include cauliflower, cress, bok choy, cabbage, broccoli and similar green leaf vegetables. They derive their name from the shape of their flowers, whose four petals form a cross, or crucifix. Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have discovered that 3,3?-diindolylmethane in these vegetables is a strong protector against prostatecancer. Even though the American Cancer Society advises adults to eat at least one serving of antioxidant cruciferous vegetables every day, most of us only eat one serving a week, if that.
Active elements in cruciferous vegetables
- support healthy breast and prostate tissue;
- maintain health levels of hormones;
- support healthy tissue growth throughout the body (inhibiting the action of cancer cells).
Ick! Brussels Sprouts! How can I get enough cruciferous to protect me from cancer, without eating food I don’t like every day?
A balanced diet is vitally important, and the Vision Team actively support healthy eating. It is crucial that you do the best you can to ensure that you and your family eat a healthy, balanced diet, rich in whole grains, fresh fruit and vegetables, and healthy oils. Even so, however, it can be difficult to include as much of the good stuff in your diet as you need.
This is why we supplement our diets, and when we’re considering how to improve our health with supplements, it stands to reason that only the very best will do. GNLD’s high-purity, high-potency Cruciferous Plus nutritional supplement supplies the complete antioxidant phytonutrients in one optimal serving of cruciferous vegetables, as well as related phytonutrients. GNLD products contain no artificial colors, flavours, preservatives, or sweeteners.
What a great way to protect your body AND your taste buds!
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