Seconda strategia per cucinare i broccoli

Aggiunta di enzimi mirosinasi sotto forma anche di un pizzico di polvere di senape a verdure crocifere cotte (della famiglia dei cavoli) come cavoli, cavoli o I cavolini di Bruxelles possono offrire livelli di sulforafano anticancro paragonabili a quelli crudi, eliminando la necessità di pre-tritarli per ottenere i massimi benefici per la salute.

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È bello o cosa?! Amo la chimica in cucina. Ha completamente rivoluzionato la mia preparazione quotidiana di verdure. Per coloro che non conoscono l'intero concetto di enzima, sono sicuro che questo è un po' confuso. Assicurati di guardare il video originale del “brillamento chimico” The Best Detox (http://nutritionfacts.org/video/the-best-detox/) e poi la strategia hack and hold in A volte il mito degli enzimi è la verità ( http://nutritionfacts.org/video/sometimes-the-enzyme-myth-is -true/).<br/> Questo aiuta a spiegare i risultati che ho presentato in Raw Broccoli and Bladder Cancer Survival (http://nutritionfacts.org/video/raw-broccoli-and-bladder-cancer-survival).

OK, ma cosa c'è di così bello in questa roba sulforafano? Per un assaggio, vedere:
• Broccoli contro le cellule staminali del cancro al seno ( http://nutritionfacts.org/video/broccoli-versus- seno-cancro-cellule-staminali)
• Sulforafano: dai broccoli al seno (
http ://nutritionfacts.org/video/sulforaphane-from-broccoli-to-breast/)
• Broccoli: germogli e integratori (
http://nutritionfacts.org/video/broccoli-sprouts-vs-supplements/)
• Vegetale di sopravvivenza al cancro al seno (http://nutritionfacts.org/video/breast-cancer-survival-vegetable/)

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100 Risposte a “Seconda strategia per cucinare i broccoli”

  1. So, either chop the cabbage before heating it or adding another source of the enzyme like mustard seeds to it?

  2. Ok, so what exactly does he mean by "chopping" your broccoli? How much chopping is necessary to activate the enzyme? And how long do you have to wait before eating?

  3. Just saw another video about a 2004 study saying ESP can limit the amount of sulforaphane that's created. so heating the broccoli and adding mustard seeds might make even more sulforaphane than eating raw.

  4. I love that iloccorB trick…still giggling like a school girl about that one…gonna use that a time or two myself if you dontmind…thanks for the laugh…good video, by the way, as well…

  5. Would freezing the fresh broccoli cause the cells to rupture enough cells to create sulforaphane?

    If so, you could buy fresh broccoli, freeze it, thaw it out and use without have to chop ahead of time…more importantly, if the freezing is sufficient to cause the reaction it might actually be a better method since freezing hits ALL the cells and not just the ones that get chopped, which could radically increase the total amount of sulforaphane.

  6. So would I get the same effect if I cooked the cruciferous vegetables with mustard or does it have to be added after cooking specifically?

  7. You Dr are a mine of information and I love, love, love the way you do your videos!! <3 This is how the brain works when we watch videos we are constantly asking questions Can't thank you enough – the fact that my asperges son has just left home to go to university leaves me on edge but now I can just send him the links to your videos or tell him to microwave his broccoli and put mustard powder on it is fantastic – he does not like to thus does not cook! You save the day 😍😜😍🍵🍶✅💚💚💚💚💚

  8. Mean Mister Mustard sleeps in the park
    , Shaves in the dark trying to save paper, Sleeps in a hole in the road Saving up to buy some clothes Keeps a ten-bob note up his nose
    Such a mean old man

  9. This is supreme inteligencie. Do you know other combination of enzymes contain in most popular seasoning like pepper or other ?? To increase absortion of nutrients.
    Maybe also with flax seed or other tree holding seeds..

  10. I have a question that I guess can be addressed to many followers. Since I can't stand the taste of freshly ground mustard seeds, can I have my cooked broccoli and THEN drink some water with some grinded mustard seeds? Will the myrosinase enhancing process still happen in my stomach or mustard powder has to be in direct contact with the broccoli I eat?

  11. Как правильно?
    а) натереть на мелкой тёрке брокколи, добавить туда горчицу, подождать 30 минут, потушить 3 минуты? Или…
    б) натереть брокколи, подождать 30 минут, тушить 3 минуты и потом добавить горчицу?

  12. Thank you so much for all your efforts to educate us, I have a ND and I didn't know about this, learning important valuable info from your channel. Amazing!

  13. Does this mean you can use mustard seed powder with broccoli sprout supplements to make an effective amount of sulforaphane?

  14. So having this in mind, I can just sprinkle some Broccoli on my Broccoli right? I mean, making sure the sprinkled one is raw, then all set? Amazing. Cruciferous vegetables activating cruciferous vegetables, helping themselves be the best version of themselves.

  15. But how do we know if the mustard powder still has active myrosinase (the enzyme) left since it’s so sensitive to heat and probably shelf time as well? How do we know if the mustard seed manufacturer didn’t sun-dry or use other heat process? Would appreciate if anyone knows the answer.

  16. No the heat over 60 C would still kill the myrodinase. Sprout broccoli sprouts yourself with organic seeds. Then freeze the sprouts. Freezing damages cells and sets up the sprouts to release the myrosinase when it thaws.

  17. A lot of vegan cheese sauces use mustard anyway so I just dry blended some cashews, nutritional yeast, and a pinch of mustard powder and put in in a old spice jar to shake onto my frozen broccoli. Yum!

  18. I hope this will be view an talk later… I am sorry but i really have dyslexia. I would like to know what happens to broccoli if you where to vaccum blend ( kuvings sv500). Do you need mustard powder? The same goes for bluebarries or orange (smothie) … What happens to the fibers and vitmens? I hopps NutritionFacts.com answer 🙂 Love your info 🙂

  19. Questions:

    1) If one were to add raw grocery-store bought broccoli to a pan (or pot) of sauteed vegetables AFTER the heat has been turned off (resulting in broccoli that is barely not raw), would it not be reasonable to expect that while the myrosinase on the surface might be destroyed, enough of the enzyme (those that are in the centre of the broccoli) should in theory remain intact? I realize that the longer the duration between when you add the broccoli and when it goes in your mouth, the more time occurs for the entirety of the broccoli to cook, but would it not be reasonable to suggest that throwing in raw broccoli after killing the heat and eating very quickly should also allow us a trade off between the taste of cooked broccoli and the benefits of raw?

    2) When contemplating sauces like mustard and horse-radish, shouldn't we also be wary of the possibility that such condiments have been pasteurized prior to hitting the grocery store shelves? I hope not, since I really do love wasabi. Also, for anyone who's reading this and unaware, it might be of interest that much of the wasabi we eat (and by, 'we' I mean North America) is actually horseradish.

  20. This might be a dumb question but wouldn't the mustard powder already have the sulforaphane, so you could just eat that on tofu and still get all the benefits?

  21. If I cut the broccoli in the morning but don't want to cook it until dinner or even tomorrow, should we store it in the fridge? Will it lose the benefits if stored for a period of time?

  22. Does it work to sprinkle mustard powder in the broccoli soup when it is ready or will the enzyme in the mustard be destroyed by the heat in the soup?

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