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Broccoli And Cauliflower Against Cancer Broccoli and cauliflower have been called by experts the most nutritious vegetables. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, broccoli is richer in vitamin C compared to orange. As much calcium as broccoli in a glass of milk. Broccoli sprigs have 3 times more fiber compared to a piece of wheat bread. Here are the diseases that broccoli and cauliflower can help: 1. For women. Broccoli contains the chemical sulforaphane which can help prevent breast cancer. Sulforaphane inhibits an estrogen metabolite associated with breast cancer. Broccoli contains folic acid that the baby needs in the womb. It also has calcium which can help prevent osteoporosis. 2. To fight cancer. Sulforaphane multiplies a cell called ‘helper T-cells.’ It helps our liver remove the waste products we inhale such as cigarette smoke, car smoke, and drugs and alcohol consumed. According to studies in Tokyo and Singapore, broccoli and cauliflower can help prevent skin cancer and lung cancer. In fact, according to the World Cancer Research Fund, there are 206 studies claiming that broccoli and cauliflower are anti -cancer of the mouth, throat, breast, stomach, lungs, pancreas and intestines. 3. For high cholesterol. The fiber contained in broccoli can help lower blood cholesterol and we can say can cleanse our intestines. 4. To lose weight. Vegetables are not fattening compared to meat and sweet foods. One cup of broccoli or cauliflower contains only 46 calories. If you want to lose weight, eat lots of vegetables to get full right away. 5. To strengthen the body. Broccoli has many antioxidants such as beta-carotene, vitamin C and glutathione. Some experts say that natural glutathione from vegetables is more effective because it helps our liver eliminate bad chemicals such as lead and mercury. Aside from the diseases mentioned, eating broccoli and cauliflower is also estimated to have benefits in Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, heart disease and arthritis. #GoodAdvices

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