Cruciferous Sprouts Complex

Cruciferous Sprouts Complex 120 g | BioImmersion

Technical Attributes
One heaping teaspoon provides 4 grams of: broccoli sprouts, watercress sprouts, diakon radish sprouts, alfalfa sprouts, kale sprouts, mustard sprouts, cauliflower sprouts

Proprietarily grown, blanched and freeze dried; stabilized to maintain low microbial count

Seeds prescreened for the total glucosinolate and sulforaphane potential. Each teaspoon yield 1000ppm sulforaphanes

Sulforaphanes function as transcrition molecules stimulating the genome to transcribe P2P enzymes (the endogenous antioxidant and detoxification enzyme system)

Clinical Applications

• Recent trials using one tsp BID for twenty days increased P2P activity 2.6 times
• Detoxification - Phase II Liver Detoxification is achieved by Phase II Enzymes
• Antioxidant  - P2P is a major endogenous antioxidant system for every cell in the body (i.e. glutathione transferase, quinone reductase, epoxide hydrolase, heme oxigenaseÖ)
• Anti-cancer - P2P plays a major role in neutralizing and scavenging carcinogens, oxidants and free radicals
• Cardiovascular  - recent clinical trials: increased HDL by 29%, reduced oxLDL by 69%, reduced 8-isoprostane and total peroxide blood levels 25% and 20% respectively
• Anti-microbial - research at Johns Hopkins indicates that sulforaphanes kill Helicobacter pylori

Science

• Green Technology for highest phytonutrient potential.
• Pure mixture of broccoli sprouts, watercress sprouts, daikon radish sprouts, alfalfa sprouts, kale sprouts, mustard sprouts, and cauliflower sprouts which yield 1000 ppm sulforaphanes.
• Proprietarily grown, blanched and freeze dried, stabilized to maintain low microbial count.
• The Cruciferous Sprout seeds contain exceptionally high levels of glucosinolate and sulforaphane potential.
• Sulforaphanes act as a transcription molecule, opening up the genome to transcribe Phase 2 Proteins (P2P).
• Cruciferous sprouts directly stimulate P2P levels in every body cell.
• Phase 2 Proteins are the major endogenous antioxidant enzymes; quinone reductase, glutathione transferase, epoxide hydrolase and heme oxigenase (there are approx. 20 enzymes in the P2P system).