Il più grande successo nutrizionale per il tuo dollaro

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DESCRIZIONE: Coltivare i propri germogli di broccoli è uno dei modi più convenienti per migliorare la propria dieta. Hai una domanda su questo video? Lascialo nella sezione commenti su http://nutritionfacts.org/videos/biggest-nutrition-bang-for-your-buck/ e cercherò di rispondere! Superfood Bargains (http://nutritionfacts.org/video/superfood-bargains-2/) è il video a cui mi riferisco a quello precedentemente tenuto fino al cavolo viola come il massimo che si potrebbe ottenere per i propri soldi. Un altro buon consiglio per risparmiare può essere trovato in Le bacche di Goji sono buone per te? (http://nutritionfacts.org/video/are-goji-berries-good-for-you/). Per sapere perché i germogli di broccoli fanno così bene, guarda i miei video Broccoli contro le cellule staminali del cancro al seno ( http://nutritionfacts.org/video/broccoli-versus-breast -cancer-stem-cells/) , Sulforaphane: From Broccoli to Breast (http://nutritionfacts.org/video/ sulforaphane-from-broccoli-to-breast/) e The Best Detox (http://nutritionfacts.org/ video/la-migliore-disintossicazione/). Le altre mie ricette le trovate in questi video (http://nutritionfacts.org/topics/recipes/) e controlla la nuvola di parole dell'argomento per centinaia di altri video su più di mille argomenti (http://nutritionfacts.org/topics/).<br/> Immagine di credito: Acquista Whole Foods Online UK e Organic Spark; e Ctd 2005, Julie Gibbons e I Believe I Can Fry tramite Flickr.

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100 Risposte a “Il più grande successo nutrizionale per il tuo dollaro”

  1. love these short videos;
    and the comment below — maybe e coli is a problem with large scale producers who have to use fertilizers.

  2. perfectly fair to compare value and benefit of two readily available foods for cost and nutrition-comparing sprouting seeds to being a farmer is silly

  3. I wonder if they are easier to digest then broccoli. I have a hell of a time with cruciferous veggies. I still eat them all the time but they are worse than beans for me. I will try some sprouts.

  4. SWEET! I just ate a big red cabbage and broccoli salad so I guess that was the right choice on a sick-day. I've never tried growing sprouts but my mom used to do it all the time. Thank you for the very simple instructions, I'll try it!

  5. is the amount and absoption of sulforaphane the same in broccoli sprouts in comparison to broccoli seeds? So the question is is eating seeds the same or are sprouts more beneficial when sulforaphane is the goal?

  6. There are organic broccoli seeds in the gardening center at Lowe's Home Improvement store. It costs $2.50 a package. I don't know the exact amount per package, though.

    Growing a little bit of food here and there is a great way to save money, but if you want to be completely self-sufficient and not rely on anything at the grocery store from now on, then you have to grow crops that are high in calories – like potatoes, sweet potatoes, wheat, and rice; or you will starve by eating less calories than you need per day. Sure, it's a great way for weight loss, but it's not sustainable lifelong. You may have to fast and ration out your food supplies, especially during the Spring, because that's when your food supply will run low, and you'll need to go out and plant next year's crops. While planting, you may need some external help, like your family members and friends. There is a reason why people in ancient times relied on plants and animals to live. Animals were eaten sparingly, because they had to be hunted down, fished, or taken right from the garden. Essentially, they were hard to get, so the consumption of animals was very low, compared to plants. But animals still provided a good food source. Nature does not select for "right" or "wrong". It selects for whatever characteristic that helps an organism to survive, and eating animals really helps in survival.

    Of course, nowadays, people don't need to eat meat, because someone else (the minority of farmers in an industrialized society) is already doing the job of growing food to feed the majority of society.

  7. Can I cook them or make them in a way (other than eating them raw) that's more "appetizing"? Not a big fan of eating raw sprouts…thanks.

  8. Do a video on Hemp Dr. Greger I think most people want to see the results of that greenery….and then eating Cannabis as a food I want to know if theres any benefit to eating the buds and leaves

    (Everone should copy this message to all his new videos till he makes one)

  9. You, sir, are one of my newly-found heroes in life.
    It’s been a few years since, but you have changed my life forever and I’m so grateful and thankful. I feel like I owe you, Doc.
    Seriously, thank you very much for all that you’ve done, do, and will continue doing for people.
    This world needs millions more doctors like yourself and few of my other newly-found hero doctors.

  10. Thank you, Thank you Thank you. At least I have a true answer to live long and grow old graciously.

  11. ? Is it ok to replace all adult leafy greens by their sprout form or would i be nutritionally missing some benefits ? I imagine i would be missing fiber… I have health issues(ms), need to maximize my regiment, hoping for your feedback

  12. Have been growing my own broccoli sprouts for a few months now. Super easy to do and I put them in my smoothie every morning. They taste a little grassy but hey, hopefully they'll bring a healthy payoff!

  13. Just started my broccoli sprouts yesterday. 🌱 To buy the already sprouted broccoli seeds, is about $6 for 1/2 cup here locally. 😲 Yup DIY Love Dr. Greger

  14. But the question is…….how can you make sure, . . . .There’s no contamination whatsoever in your sprouts!!!!!

    That’s one of the main things that keeps me away from eating any sprouts.

    Because the same conditions that allow them to grow is the same conditions that are perfect breeding grounds for E. coli and salmonella and other nasty NASTY diseases!!!!!

  15. I do this regularly. I usually keep two jars going. Just add the sprouts to my salads. It's easy as can be, takes only a few minutes a day.

  16. Love this, I sprout these on the regular along with kale, green lentils, and buckwheat & it makes it so easy to have extra living foods in between market trips

  17. Sprouted Pulses, Wheatgrass, Alfalfa etc are the the best nutritionally! Broccoli is a good anti Cancer food, so Sprouted Broccoli seeds must be super anti Cancer.

  18. Why not lentil sprouts? Even cheaper, since whole dry lentils are $1.50/pound vs. $20/pound for broccoli seeds.

  19. broccoli sprouts have a toxin in them which is quite bad for people……sorry the Doc here hasn't done all his research in this food….I'll have to dig up that info….it is significant.

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