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Cruciferous

Cruciferous vegetables contain sulforaphane, indole-carbinol and D-limonene which support enzyme activity linked to normal cell growth and renewal, especially of breast and prostate tissues.*

A large volume of research points to the benefits for healthy aging associated with regular consumption of cruciferous vegetables. Many national health organizations recommend one serving of cruciferous vegetables daily. On average, Americans currently eat only about one serving a week.

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See also Flavonoids and Carotenoids
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