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Clean, Potent, Bioactive: 1 Capsule = the Sulforaphane of 4.5 Cups of Broccoli
“Upregulate your body’s own defense systems.”
Sulforaphane is a broccoli-sprout compound that activates Nrf2—your cells’ master switch for antioxidant & detox responses.
A concentrated broccoli seed extract — providing active, stable sulforaphane at a dosage of 10 mg per capsule, or 20 grams per 2 capsule serving. It starts as sulforaphane glucosinolate (inactive), but it is activated during the extraction process by the myrosinase enzyme.
Sulforaphane works in two ways; it promotes the anti-inflammatory pathway known as Nrf2 and blocks the pro-inflammatory pathway known as Nf-kB.
Sulforaphane works in all three phases of detox. It is the most potent known natural Phase 2 detoxifier.
Sulforaphane travels to the brain to support the survival of existing neurons and encourage the formation of new ones. Low Nrf2 functioning is linked to neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.
Daily sulforaphane helps your body defend and repair: it switches on intrinsic antioxidant systems, supports normal inflammatory balance, enhances cellular cleanup (proteostasis & autophagy), and promotes healthy detoxification of everyday pollutants.
Four practical benefits people take it for:
Sulforaphane is a dietary signal that tells your cells to switch on their own protection systems. Instead of acting like a one-and-done antioxidant, it activates the Nrf2 pathway—the master regulator of your body’s internal defenses—helping maintain robust glutathione recycling, phase II detoxification, and balanced inflammatory signaling. The result is wider-ranging resilience: cells cope better with daily stressors from pollutants, poor sleep, high workloads, and metabolic strain.
Consistency compounds benefits: Small, regular signals work better than sporadic mega-doses. Aim for a dependable daily intake so protective enzymes stay “on duty.” If your meal is cooked, adding a pinch of mustard seed or mustard powder (a natural myrosinase source) can increase sulforaphane formation—often at least two-fold—amplifying the advantages without changing your routine.
This formula supplies active sulforaphane directly — not just the precursor. Because it is already sulforaphane, no myrosinase is required for it to be beneficial. After absorption, sulforaphane activates Nrf2, the cell’s coordination switch for defense, which in turn up-regulates intrinsic protection systems.
Practical tips for active sulforaphane: Take with cool water (avoid very hot beverages around the dose), store in a cool, dry place, and consider split dosing if you’re sensitive. Mustard or other myrosinase sources are not needed for active sulforaphane; they are only useful when using glucoraphanin-only products such as broccoli, powdered, or fresh, and especially cooked broccoli.
Label check: If you have a supplement with glucoraphanin (broccoli seed/sprout extract) rather than sulforaphane, that is a precursor formula. In that case, you should pair it with a myrosinase source (e.g., a pinch of mustard powder)
Many powders lack active myrosinase or are heat-processed, leaving you with glucoraphanin that does not efficiently convert to sulforaphane. Our approach specifies enzyme-active inputs so you get a reliable sulforaphane yield.
Broccoli, sprouts, and broccoli seed powders are valuable foods, but their sulforaphane (sulforaphane) delivery is highly variable. Most seed/veg powders are dried or heat-processed, which can deactivate myrosinase (the enzyme that converts glucoraphanin to sulforaphane). Cooked broccoli often loses myrosinase as well, pushing conversion onto the gut microbiome—an unpredictable, low-yield pathway. Even raw produce isn’t a sure thing: seed genetics, sprout age, growing conditions, and storage can change glucoraphanin content by many fold, so yesterday’s serving may not match today’s.
Active sulforaphane extract solves these gaps: it delivers sulforaphane itself (no enzyme required), providing a consistent, measured dose day after day. If you enjoy foods, keep them as a bonus: use raw or lightly steamed broccoli/sprouts and, when cooked, add a small pinch of mustard powder for enzyme support. For dependable results, rely on active sulforaphane; for culinary variety, let the kitchen play backup.
Sulforaphane is activated when the inactive form of sulforaphane (broccoli seed extract) comes into contact with myrosinase.
Inactive sulforaphane is found in all cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli or cauliflower but especially concentrated in the seeds. As found in foods sulforaphane is primarily in the inactive form known as glucoraphanin or sulforaphane glucosinolate. It becomes activated in a chemical reaction involving contact with myrosinase. Our Sulforaphane is extracted from broccoli seeds. Our extraction process utilzes myrosinase which activates the sulforaphane so when it is taken as a supplement it is well absorbed and ready to take effect without need supplemental sources of myrosinase such as mustard seeds (which are high in myrosinase).
Anecdotal reports collected from public forums, store reviews, and personal blogs. Individual results vary.
Several users who take our sulforaphane supplements describe a lift in morning energy, less brain fog, and feeling more at ease in conversation. A common theme is that benefits fade when they stop and return when they restart.
"About 90 minutes after dosing I feel a cool, minty clarity in my head. It is subtle but reliable. Sticking with sprouts daily has been a game changer for me."
Anecdotes include calmer stomach, fewer reflux flares, and steadier digestion after adding sulforaphane capsules for a few weeks. Taking with food appears to help comfort.
Consumer reviews frequently mention sleeping more soundly, fewer nighttime leg cramps, and less morning stiffness after a few weeks of consistent use.
Most users prefer stabilized sulforaphane capsules as an "easy habit" compared with sprouting at home, and taking mustard seeds at the same time, reporting similar benefits with less effort.
A beauty and wellness blogger with chronic challenges noted lighter "toxic" days and steadier skin comfort after adding a daily sulforaphane shot to her routine.
A minority report stomach aches, gas, or loose stool when beginning sulforaphane. Most resolved it by lowering the dose, taking with food, or splitting morning and afternoon.
Occasional reports describe mid abdominal cramping when dosing on an empty stomach. Taking with a small meal typically prevents this.
A few users mention feeling too alert at bedtime when they take sulforaphane late in the day. Moving the dose to morning or early afternoon usually solves it.
Important: These are anecdotal experiences. Sulforaphane products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.
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Suforaphane
Take Sulforaphane with food: 30 minutes before, or 2 hours after, meals.
Normal use: One capsule, once or twice daily.
Aggressive use: Two to three capsules capsules twice daily.
Pairs well with: quercetin, luteolin, spermidine, taurine, curcumin, and dihydroberberine.*
Notes: Sulforaphane may cause allergic symptoms in persons allergic to broccoli and may cause stomach upset if taken aggressively or on an empty stomach. In case of allergic response, discontinue use, reduce dosage, or eat with food.*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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