08/09/2023
The study of sulforaphane drew so much interest when it was discovered that a whole center was opened at John Hopkins University to study the molecule. They were juicing the broccoli sprouts and experimenting with various combination juices and observing their own health benefits as well as their lab subjects. In fact, most of the 2,000 studies published in PubMed were conducted at Johns Hopkins.
When cells start to dysfunction as in aging, they tend to leave a lot of debris that clogs up tissues and interferes with healthy cells’ functioning. Proteins can get misfolded and become barriers in the tissues. Chemotherapy and radiation increase the number of aging or senescent cells, causing stasis and the secretion of inflammatory cells called cytokines. Once this happens, it is difficult to reverse. But sulforaphane helps clear these senescent cells and the cytokines from the affected tissues and organs in a process called autophagy.
DNA strands can also break with aging and when the body tries to respond, it leads to distraction and memory deficits such as dementia. Brain Derived Neurotropic Factor or BDNF helps to make the brain more adaptive called neuroplasticity, even helping to make new neurons and regenerate others. Sulforaphane helps induce BDNF, reversing some of the aging tendencies in the brain!
During the last 15 years, much research has pointed to the connection between the gut and the brain. The gut has even been called the second brain because it has an enteric nervous system with a similar network of neurons and neurotransmitters found in the Central Nervous System. The “crosstalk” in communication between the gut and brain is helping us find new ways to treat diseases that may have a connection between these two organs.
Conditions such as allergies and auto-immune diseases have been traced to increased intestinal permeability, the loosening of the tight junctions between intestinal cells that leads to “leaking” of unwanted substances into the blood stream. Similarly, the blood brain barrier can become “leaky”, leading to similar issues. The NRF2 pathway in the intestine is the master regulator of tight junctions, preventing leaky gut and repairing gap junctions. Sulforaphane restores NRF2 pathways to maintain tight gap junctions. In fact, these pathways are present in every cell in the body.
Sulfuraphane has also been reported to reduce neuropathic and arthritic pain and been helpful in traumatic brain injuries.
The researchers who stabilized sulforaphane have finally brought it to market in the last year and it is available on my Doctors Supplement Store under BrocElite.
The study of sulforaphane drew so much interest when it was discovered that a whole center was opened at John Hopkins University to study the molecule. They were juicing the broccoli sprouts and experimenting with various combination juices and observing their own health benefits as well as their lab subjects. In fact, most of the 2,000 studies published in PubMed were conducted at Johns Hopkins.
When cells start to dysfunction as in aging, they tend to leave a lot of debris that clogs up tissues and interferes with healthy cells’ functioning. Proteins can get misfolded and become barriers in the tissues. Chemotherapy and radiation increase the number of aging or senescent cells, causing stasis and the secretion of inflammatory cells called cytokines. Once this happens, it is difficult to reverse. But sulforaphane helps clear these senescent cells and the cytokines from the affected tissues and organs in a process called autophagy.
DNA strands can also break with aging and when the body tries to respond, it leads to distraction and memory deficits such as dementia. Brain Derived Neurotropic Factor or BDNF helps to make the brain more adaptive called neuroplasticity, even helping to make new neurons and regenerate others. Sulforaphane helps induce BDNF, reversing some of the aging tendencies in the brain!
During the last 15 years, much research has pointed to the connection between the gut and the brain. The gut has even been called the second brain because it has an enteric nervous system with a similar network of neurons and neurotransmitters found in the Central Nervous System. The “crosstalk” in communication between the gut and brain is helping us find new ways to treat diseases that may have a connection between these two organs.
Conditions such as allergies and auto-immune diseases have been traced to increased intestinal permeability, the loosening of the tight junctions between intestinal cells that leads to “leaking” of unwanted substances into the blood stream. Similarly, the blood brain barrier can become “leaky”, leading to similar issues. The NRF2 pathway in the intestine is the master regulator of tight junctions, preventing leaky gut and repairing gap junctions. Sulforaphane restores NRF2 pathways to maintain tight gap junctions. In fact, these pathways are present in every cell in the body.
Sulfuraphane has also been reported to reduce neuropathic and arthritic pain and been helpful in traumatic brain injuries.
The researchers who stabilized sulforaphane have finally brought it to market in the last year and it is available on my Doctors Supplement Store under BrocElite.
The study of sulforaphane drew so much interest when it was discovered that a whole center was opened at John Hopkins University to study the molecule. They were juicing the broccoli sprouts and experimenting with various combination juices and observing their own health benefits as well as their lab subjects. In fact, most of the 2,000 studies published in PubMed were conducted at Johns Hopkins.
When cells start to dysfunction as in aging, they tend to leave a lot of debris that clogs up tissues and interferes with healthy cells’ functioning. Proteins can get misfolded and become barriers in the tissues. Chemotherapy and radiation increase the number of aging or senescent cells, causing stasis and the secretion of inflammatory cells called cytokines. Once this happens, it is difficult to reverse. But sulforaphane helps clear these senescent cells and the cytokines from the affected tissues and organs in a process called autophagy.
DNA strands can also break with aging and when the body tries to respond, it leads to distraction and memory deficits such as dementia. Brain Derived Neurotropic Factor or BDNF helps to make the brain more adaptive called neuroplasticity, even helping to make new neurons and regenerate others. Sulforaphane helps induce BDNF, reversing some of the aging tendencies in the brain!
During the last 15 years, much research has pointed to the connection between the gut and the brain. The gut has even been called the second brain because it has an enteric nervous system with a similar network of neurons and neurotransmitters found in the Central Nervous System. The “crosstalk” in communication between the gut and brain is helping us find new ways to treat diseases that may have a connection between these two organs.
Conditions such as allergies and auto-immune diseases have been traced to increased intestinal permeability, the loosening of the tight junctions between intestinal cells that leads to “leaking” of unwanted substances into the blood stream. Similarly, the blood brain barrier can become “leaky”, leading to similar issues. The NRF2 pathway in the intestine is the master regulator of tight junctions, preventing leaky gut and repairing gap junctions. Sulforaphane restores NRF2 pathways to maintain tight gap junctions. In fact, these pathways are present in every cell in the body.
Sulfuraphane has also been reported to reduce neuropathic and arthritic pain and been helpful in traumatic brain injuries.
The researchers who stabilized sulforaphane have finally brought it to market in the last year and it is available on my Doctors Supplement Store under BrocElite.
The study of sulforaphane drew so much interest when it was discovered that a whole center was opened at John Hopkins University to study the molecule. They were juicing the broccoli sprouts and experimenting with various combination juices and observing their own health benefits as well as their lab subjects. In fact, most of the 2,000 studies published in PubMed were conducted at Johns Hopkins.
When cells start to dysfunction as in aging, they tend to leave a lot of debris that clogs up tissues and interferes with healthy cells’ functioning. Proteins can get misfolded and become barriers in the tissues. Chemotherapy and radiation increase the number of aging or senescent cells, causing stasis and the secretion of inflammatory cells called cytokines. Once this happens, it is difficult to reverse. But sulforaphane helps clear these senescent cells and the cytokines from the affected tissues and organs in a process called autophagy.
DNA strands can also break with aging and when the body tries to respond, it leads to distraction and memory deficits such as dementia. Brain Derived Neurotropic Factor or BDNF helps to make the brain more adaptive called neuroplasticity, even helping to make new neurons and regenerate others. Sulforaphane helps induce BDNF, reversing some of the aging tendencies in the brain!
During the last 15 years, much research has pointed to the connection between the gut and the brain. The gut has even been called the second brain because it has an enteric nervous system with a similar network of neurons and neurotransmitters found in the Central Nervous System. The “crosstalk” in communication between the gut and brain is helping us find new ways to treat diseases that may have a connection between these two organs.
Conditions such as allergies and auto-immune diseases have been traced to increased intestinal permeability, the loosening of the tight junctions between intestinal cells that leads to “leaking” of unwanted substances into the blood stream. Similarly, the blood brain barrier can become “leaky”, leading to similar issues. The NRF2 pathway in the intestine is the master regulator of tight junctions, preventing leaky gut and repairing gap junctions. Sulforaphane restores NRF2 pathways to maintain tight gap junctions. In fact, these pathways are present in every cell in the body.
Sulfuraphane has also been reported to reduce neuropathic and arthritic pain and been helpful in traumatic brain injuries.
The researchers who stabilized sulforaphane have finally brought it to market in the last year and it is available on my Doctors Supplement Store under BrocElite. WWW.dssorders.com/DrCathysNutrientStore use code CO520
