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Cancer & Metabolic Healing's avatar

Yes it can cause any medical condition you name. The medical profession has no effective method of removing spike. The best is a combination of ivermectin, nattokinase, bromelian and curcumin

Cancer & Metabolic Healing's avatar

Thanks my friend for you thoughtful comments.

Cancer & Metabolic Healing's avatar

I dont know about natural methods to increase testosterone apart from testosterone replacement.

John Day MD's avatar

Physical exercise helps raise testosterone, and adequate vitamin-D levels enable muscle hypertrophy.

Any exercise program should be adapted to age, baseline fitness and cardiovascular status, of course.

Colleen's avatar

I heard Rhonda Kilpatrick, PhD, discuss the use of sulforaphane for detoxing firefighters exposed to toxic chemicals.

"For firefighters, who regularly encounter countless toxic chemicals, sulforaphane offers an evidence-based solution to promote detoxification, enhance recovery, and potentially help reduce some long-term health risks."

I find this interesting because one of my medical doctor sons was a volunteer firefighter while he was an undergraduate. He is now an occupational Physician, solving chemical exposure problems.

David Kukkee's avatar

Thanks, Colleen. I am a retired Professional Fire Fighter, and have promoted the use of cruciferous vegetables, not knowing about the use of sulforaphane for detoxification. Fortunately for me, it appears to have beneficial.

Cancer & Metabolic Healing's avatar

I have not heard of this before.. sounds like non-sense. but I will check it out.

Cancer & Metabolic Healing's avatar

It sounds fine... Paul

The Prevention Edge's avatar

Thank you for this excellent post with deep insights and rich information!

Nancy Broadbridge's avatar

Dr. Michael Greger says that if you pre-chop and hold the raw cruciferous vegetable for at least 30 minutes, you can cook it and retain the sulforaphane levels comparable to raw.

Do you know about that, Dr. Merik?

Alternately, by adding a few sprinkles of mustard powder or a little raw shredded cabbage to your cooked cruciferous vegetables, you will supply the enzyme myrosinase that was destroyed by cooking. By doing this, your cooked Brussels sprouts can make lots of sulforaphane.

Dr. Greger’s 5-min video: https://nutritionfacts.org/video/flashback-friday-second-strategy-to-cooking-broccoli/

Nancy Broadbridge's avatar

Sorry for the typo, Dr. Marik!

John Day MD's avatar

Thank You again, Dr. Marik. I have 3 of your anti-cancer-lifestyle investigations to cluster in my next blog post.

Cabbage is good for your colon. Barbecue (charred & smoked meats) are bad for your colon, and breasts, too.

This is true even for people who did not get the jabs, i'm sorry to say.

We live in a world of somewhat addictive and relatively risky foods and foodlike-substances.

;-/

Jan Barendrecht's avatar

A blender can crush very well and broccoli requires some extra fluid to do that effectively. As a pH between 4 and 6 is optimal, that would suggest addition of for instance tomatoes. Crushing is also a major issue for garlic to release allicin so a (cold) smoothie of broccoli, tomatoes and garlic could maximize the benefits. Unfortunately I don't have a chemistry lab to test / optimize that, measuring buildup of the required chemicals and the inevitable decay as function of time.

John Day MD's avatar

It will taste better with a little sea salt... ;-)

Jan Barendrecht's avatar

True, I even add black pepper, cayenne, annatto, ginger, curry and turmeric. But the major improvement is achieved by adding one or two Haas avocados. Frequently, red bell peppers as well.

John Day MD's avatar

Mmmm, ... do avocados grow at your altitude?

Jan Barendrecht's avatar

Yes, they even grow "by themselves" from the seeds I throw at the compost pile ;-)

John Day MD's avatar

I don't know if you can get Mexican avocado varieties there, but they grow yearly, and produce at different times of year, from late summer through November. If you grew from seed, each would be individual. Avocados contain a Rolodex of genetic information in each seed, and have markedly diverse expressions of it.

Jan Barendrecht's avatar

While available via import, it's unlikely many will do well. There's too little info on climatic adaptability of food crops and my experiments didn't give enough clues either. Imported hybrid tomatoes (Moreno) from the UK do well, borojo from the Amazonian jungle too whereas okra from the Panamanian coastal region is a failure. The experience from Tenerife (Spain) was that everything can grow there well, over four varieties of avocados, all kinds of plantains and bananas while growing brussels sprouts and cabbage wasn't an issue either: wild tomatoes were even growing near the beaches. Hence sunlight might be the primary issue as the island had no more than 2 weeks of rain / year and even during those weeks there was plenty of sunshine.

David Kukkee's avatar

I have been a long time fan of the cruciferous vegetables for health. "Eat your broccoli" was a source of comedy for folks who did not know about isocyanates. Thanks for highlighting this cancer fighting food group that has suffered disdain in the past. Food is medicine, when used appropriately.

Kate's avatar

And it’s fun to grow broccoli sprouts. You can do it with water and a mason jar.

Tina's avatar

Do you have the recipe? I have a mason jar and reverse osmosis water.🎉

Kate's avatar

Here's one of several resources from the internet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZrlrl6WmVI

César Onofri's avatar

Excellent informations. Thank you Please talk about problemas associated to Low Testosterone and natural ways to increase it

Charlotte Crawford's avatar

Hi Dr. Marik, I have been encouraged by one of my oncologists to stop the sulphoraphane 3 days before chemo/immunotherapy, and then restart after. He said that it might lessen the chemo effect. Any Guidance? Thank you-