Advanced Prostate Cancer

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eating Broccoli Sprouts

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I just want to mention Broccoli is good at prevention and also for prostate cancer patience but I recently found out that Broccoli Sprouts has more Sulforaphane benefits: How broccoli sprouts may help reduce your cancer risk. Sulforaphane is a powerful phytochemical that fights all cancers , Broccoli Sprouts have a 100 times more Sulforaphane then regular Broccoli. I think by doing all the western medicines does work but to use high nutrient foods as part of the cancer battle. Please do the research on this vegetable. I eat Broccoli Sprouts in my salads and sometimes as a side dish for my dinner with avocados and tomatoes, which are all great for nutrients.

Thank you and God Bless

Robert

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GSDF2 months ago

Not always so easy to find in grocery stores though 😐

MrG68 in reply to GSDF2 months ago

You should grow your own. It's easy and cheap.

GSDF in reply to MrG682 months ago

Oh is that right?.... Will definitely look into it for sure! Thank you!

dhccpa in reply to MrG682 months ago

Yep. I started doing that last year.

carbide in reply to MrG682 months ago

Why get a cow for milk?Buy it, life is short. 😁

MrG68 in reply to carbide2 months ago

it takes 5 mins per day, is exponentially cheaper, is as fresh as you can get it, is organic, and you don’t have to go to the supermarket.

carbide in reply to MrG682 months ago

You are correct. Growing it sounds therapeutic, enjoy! 😁🌱😉

in reply to GSDF2 months ago

yes, taking into account both the soaking time (12 hours) and sprouting time (3 days), allow for a total of about 3 1/2 – 5 days days to grow and harvest your broccoli sprouts. Always wash them real good, I even us ACV and water,mix in a bowl and let them stand for 10 min. so there is no bacteria ,then rinse, ACV is great to stop pathogens from entering the digestive system. there is alot of information how to grow them and how to eat them. Here is one link to check out but I say look at other information about them to get a better understanding.

I hope you to do GSDF and Blessings

Robert

wellnessmama.com/health/bro...

GSDF in reply to 2 months ago

I truly appreciate this!.... I love broccoli sprouts and am very aware of their nutrition benefits, but as said, always had difficulty finding them.... 8 will begin farming! 🤗

JRPnSD in reply to 2 months ago

What is ACV? Where do you get the seeds and sprouting directions?

dockam in reply to JRPnSD2 months ago

amazon.com/s?k=organic+broc...

in reply to dockam2 months ago

that is awesome thank dockam, I do buy them at our local grocery store, I will try to grow them myself too.

in reply to JRPnSD2 months ago

ACV is Apple Cider Vinegar here is the link at Amazon to get the seeds and kits

amazon.com/s?k=organic+broc...

tn12 in reply to 1 month ago

Soaking time for broccoli sprouts is 2-3 hours , not 12. You risk less spouting for soaking too long.

Bob603 in reply to GSDF2 months ago

If you don't want to grow there you can buy as a supplement. Koyah Broccoli Sprout powder.

GSDF in reply to Bob6032 months ago

Awesome, thank you brother! 🙂

in reply to Bob6032 months ago

Thank you Bob603 ,I see Broccoli sprouts at walmarts, in the vegetable area, I will also get the supplement, If there is a way to keep me in remission and not have to do radiation again, I think its great to find ways to defeat cancer cells. I also read that Broccoli Sprouts have a lot of Vit. C and Vit A also good for the body, I also eat sliced cook tomatoes because it has lycopene great to fight prostate C. it is true we all have our ways of fighting prostateC, I did the Lupron one time shot and knew it was not for me, I couldn't handle the side effects, But like I say we are all different, a friend of mine did the Lupron for 3 years and he did have side effects but not like me,and he is in remission, so I don't put it down. just we are all built different ,

dockam2 months ago

Here's my current "crop"

Broc Sprouts

GSDF2 months ago

Awesome!! 👍🙂

mooman802 months ago

Yes! I have some sprouting on the counter right now. My dad is the one with prostate cancer but I learned about Sulforaphane from this forum when he was diagnosed and started sprouting my own. Enjoy the taste and who knows maybe it’ll help me avoid the family PCa curse sometime down the line. Going to try to get him set up when I next visit.

I usually spray down sprout jars with star san sanitizer left over from my brewing days, then wash seeds and soak in hydrogen peroxide for 10-15 min or so. Rinse clean and soak for 4-8 hours, then drain and rinse twice a day for four days. Yum!

Gl4482 months ago

I’ve eaten broccoli most of my life. Lots of it. Chicken and broccoli for lunch as part of my strength building program

Guess what? I still got advanced prostate cancer.

By all means say it’s a good food to eat but I take issue with any claims that eating broccoli (or any other food) prevents or cures cancer

Grommi in reply to Gl4482 months ago

eating broccoli doesn’t have the same effect as broccoli sprouts, besides, if broccoli is stored and cooked it looses a lot of the sulforaphane

Gl448 in reply to Grommi2 months ago

Oh, so sprouting is what adds the magical PCa cure part? I stand corrected.

in reply to Gl4482 months ago

I feel its not magical and it not just a cure, I don't claim to be cured but in remission, and I have been in remisson for over 5 yrs and I know if cancer comes back after remission it can come with a vengeance. Cancer cells have been described as immortal because, unlike normal cells, they don't age or die easy, but instead can continue to multiply without end. so I believe it is a battle field and we have pull all stops we can do on our own and also use western medicine what ever protocol is used. Ashipong discribed it right. I don't want disagree with anybody here, I just want to pass along information that might help or work, there is no guarantee when it comes to fighting Pcancer, I still have nervous feelings when I get my PSA and praying it is still at the same point that it was last time. Thank you GI448 for your comments so I could let everyone that has read my posting about my dealings with Pcancer, its up to each individual here to follow there path of dealing PCancer

God Bless us all

Robert

Gl448 in reply to 2 months ago

👍

Grommi in reply to 2 months ago

my husbands cancer came back, but very slowly over 5 years, PSA from 0 to 0.7. . I am NOT saying that Broccoli stops the cancer, but it is fighting the cancer cells. Maybe the rezidiv grew so slowly because of the broccoli and tumeric, who knows.

Ashikpong in reply to Gl4482 months ago

If it didn't work for you might for someone else. Difference in individual DNA! So don't discourage others with the negativity.

Gl448 in reply to Ashikpong2 months ago

I discourage desperation driving decisions. Too many here willing to chase every little "it might help" food or supplement suggestion. Often with no proven benefit and extra expenses. Granted sprouting broccoli can't be a harm if you're interested in growing your own, but it's a disappointing aspect of this site.

in reply to Gl4482 months ago

I understand what you are saying, I won't be posting anymore about diets. only trying to help but each of us have our own journey. God Bless,

Brocktree in reply to 1 month ago

Please don’t allow G1448’s comments or others like him to stop you from sharing. We lost Nalakrats that way. We need you and your knowledge

MrG68 in reply to Gl4482 months ago

I’ve got a friend that smokes 20 a day and drinks on most. He couldn’t care less. He doesn’t have prostate cancer. Actually he’s annoyingly as fit as a fiddle. Maybe smoking and drinking is protective eh?

Bigdo58 in reply to MrG682 months ago

I have seen where they are studying individuals like this who have highly protected DNA from environmental damage. They seem to think the key to all illness is to slow the ageing process, so that we live a maximum length life about 100 or more, but live it healthy until right at the end. These individuals hold the key for the rest of us. They are effectively superhuman. I believe it will be possible to be injected for longevity with a DNA protective shot or shots within 100 years maximum. But the research and drugs need mainstream funding as our current medical system is largely built around and rewards drug companies only for treating a recognised (likely life threatening, acquired with just age realistically the cause) illness, age is not recognized as an illness.

lowT163 in reply to Gl4482 months ago

I would be surprised if you can name 1 thing that causes prostate cancer and know you were right.

Gl448 in reply to lowT1632 months ago

We’re not talking about what causes cancer, we’re talking about yet another magic food that desperate people think will cure their cancer.

Enjoy your sprouts, but don’t lie to yourself about them preventing cancer.

lowT163 in reply to Gl4482 months ago

care very little about sprouts. Wondering where the real info is on the cause of the disease. I have to believe there is good evidence what the causes are. Like a few books on that one.

anonymoose2 in reply to Gl4482 months ago

I’ve learned coming to this site you never down play or question the foodies as well those who run or lift dumb bells. But if you would like to be part of a group that wants to discuss Ivermectin you will be banned or the post removed. We all know the importance of food as well exercise in our lives but we who question the validity of foods and heart rate to prevent or cure cancer we will be corrected in our thoughts and questions.

keys2life in reply to Gl4482 months ago

like you I’ve eaten broccoli all my life, usually a couple of times a week. Also drink red wine almost daily, consume garlic and olive oil daily, tomatoes and watermelon and been drinking organic pomegranate juice daily for the past ten years. Yeah I got it too

Gl448 in reply to keys2life2 months ago

Yep, garlic, high quality olive oil, red wine, blueberries, kale, broccoli, lean proteins, fermented foods (kimchi, sauerkraut, kefir, etc) spinach all my life.

It’s why I’m so skeptical of these food posts. Further down the thread someone posted a link to a thread that has me thinking there might be something to Sulforaphane intake. Maybe…

Nusch2 months ago

Brokkoli is part of my daily food. Where I live I can’t buy brokkoli sprouts and I failed growing my own. So I take supplement and hope that this contributes, too.

MrG68 in reply to Nusch2 months ago

you failed to grow them? What went wrong?

Nusch in reply to MrG682 months ago

They didn’t grow as expected.

in reply to Nusch2 months ago

I feel taking supplements of broccoli sprouts can only help, I even will start taking them as part of my total protocol too. I also wanted to mention that is great to slow down and even may help stop the cancer is Intermittent Fasting, I try to stop eating at 10 pm and don' t eat my breakfast till noon which gives me aprox. 14 hrs with out food, I say do the research to learn about it.

Blessings

bobby

Nusch in reply to 2 months ago

I also trust, that time restricted eating supports our healing process. I do 18:6 mainly. My eating window is from 12 - 6pm. Sometimes I do 16:8 to making it more family & friends friendly.

Jurasuje2 months ago

Hi,How much should you eat every day?

MrG68 in reply to Jurasuje2 months ago

You know those punnets you buy in the supermarket? I eat about half of one of those a day. For me, its not a religious sacrament or anything, more like I add them to other foods. Depends on how much I decide to make.

If you freeze them, it’s breaks them down and you get more out of them. But they don’t taste as nice. Good for smoothies though.

spencoid22 months ago

I am taking (when my husband reminds me) broccoli sprout extract. this is a much more concentrated form. does anyone know if that has the same ingredients. i would love to do some sprouting myself because i like sprouts but it dos require more attention than we some times manage. m hubby does the cooking because i do all the building repair and provide most of the income. his refrigerator management is truly something. and it is more effort to remind him to do something than to just do it myself. that is the reason for the extract.

Kittenlover50 in reply to spencoid22 months ago

all I do is have a quart jar, my sprout holder came with two. I keep them in our one bathroom that has no window. I keep it covered with a bathroom hand towel. After the first soaking of 8 hours, Overnite, I empty the water and cover. Until done, about 5 days later, I rinse in the am and again in the pm. It really doesn’t involve that much

spencoid2 in reply to Kittenlover502 months ago

we have a sprouting kit with appropriate jars and if i dig into the vast supply of seeds that came with it will probably find broccoli. problem is that i am overwhelmed with things to do with my limited energy and the hubby does not follow through. he buys everything and maybe uses it once. Yoghurt anyone. He made one bad batch

MrG68 in reply to spencoid22 months ago

you can actually ferment them if you want. I was doing that for a while. It’s not for everyone mind.

I’d ferment extra batches and put them in smoothies.

spencoid2 in reply to MrG682 months ago

sounds absolutely horrible but i am a big fan of "rotten" food. i have been on antibiotics for two weeks and i need to get my bugs back.

Grommi2 months ago

yes, broccoli sprouts are known for fighting prostate and breast cancer. In the Heidelberg clinic, patients receive this along with chemo, because they found out that patients recover more quick. It is also known that the broccoli sprouts fight not only cancer cells but also kill the cancer germ were cancer grows from. My husband takes capsules which we order from Amazon, in Heidelberg they use also capsules. I also like to mention that Tumeric is known for fighting cancer, a glas of milk with a half teaspoon of tumeric in the evening is recommended, it can be any kind of milk. This is very common in India.

spencoid2 in reply to Grommi2 months ago

so you are using extracts? that is what we have. is it as good as or better than the sprouts themselves? i know nothing about the chemistry of broccoli sprouts. is the active ingredient something that survives extraction etc?

Grommi in reply to spencoid22 months ago

I don’t know if it is as good, but that’s what the clinic uses. Here are some links to this subject

1] Uniklinikum Heidelberg, klinikum.uni-heidelberg.de/..., abgerufen am 23.3.2018[2] NIH, pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/co..., abgerufen am 23.3.2018[3] Herr I, Lozanovski V, Houben P, Schemmer P, Büchler MW: Sulforaphane and related mustard oils in focus of cancer prevention and therapy, Wien Med Wochenschr. 2013; 163(3-4):80-88[4] Prochazka Z, Komersova I. Isolation of sulforaphane from Cardariadraba and its antimicrobial effect, Cesk Farm. 1959; 8:373–376[5] Dornberger K, Böckel V, Heyer J, Schönfeld CH, Tonew M, Tonew E, Untersuchungenüber die IsothiocyanateErysolin und SulforaphanausCardariadraba L. Pharmazie. 1975; 30:792–796[6] Javaheri B et al., Stable sulforaphane protects against gait anomalies and modifies bone microarchitecture in the spontaneous STR/Ort model of osteoarthritis. Bone. 2017 Oct;103:308-317.[7] Choi YJ et al., Sulforaphane inhibits IL-1β-induced proliferation of rheumatoid arthritis synovial fibroblasts and the production of MMPs, COX-2, and PGE2. Inflammation. 2014 Oct;37(5):1496-503.[8] Brown RH et al. Sulforaphane improves the bronchoprotective response in asthmatics through Nrf2-mediated gene pathways. Respir Res. 2015 Sep 15;16:106.[9] Sudini K et al. A Randomized Controlled Trial of the Effect of Broccoli Sprouts on Antioxidant Gene Expression and Airway Inflammation in Asthmatics. J Allergy Clin Immunol Pract. 2016 Sep-Oct;4(5):932-40.[10] Kerr C et al. Combination cisplatin and sulforaphane treatment reduces proliferation, invasion, and tumor formation in epidermal squamous cell carcinoma. Mol Carcinog. 2018 Jan;57(1):3-11.[11] Burnett JP et al. Sulforaphane enhances the anticancer activity of taxanes against triple negative breast cancer by killing cancer stem cells. Cancer Lett. 2017 May 28;394:52-64.[12] Zhang Z et al. Associations between cruciferous vegetable intake and selected biomarkers among women scheduled for breast biopsies. Public Health Nutr. 2016 May;19(7):1288-95.[13] Egner PA et al. Rapid and sustainable detoxication of airborne pollutants by broccoli sprout beverage: results of a randomized clinical trial in China. Cancer Prev Res (Phila). 2014 Aug;7(8):813-823.[14] Beaver LM et al. Long noncoding RNAs and sulforaphane: a target for chemoprevention and suppression of prostate cancer. J Nutr Biochem. 2017 Apr;42:72-83.[15] Cipolla BG et al. Effect of Sulforaphane in Men with Biochemical Recurrence after Radical Prostatectomy. Cancer Prev Res (Phila). 2015 Aug;8(8):712-9.[16] Alumkal JJ et al. A phase II study of sulforaphane-rich broccoli sprout extracts in men with recurrent prostate cancer. Invest New Drugs. 2015 Apr;33(2):480-9.

Cancer2x in reply to Grommi2 months ago

… the “cancer germ where cancer grows from”?

You just won the Nobel Prize in Medicine!

in reply to Cancer2x2 months ago

I would say Paul Talalay andbiochemist &Jed W. Fahey, at John Hopkins should get the Nobel Prize, Upages.jh.edu/jhumag/0408web...

hopkinsmedicine.org/news/pu...

Cancer2x in reply to 2 months ago

A thirty year old article about another researcher chasing the cancer “Silver Bullet” in fruits and vegetables. No validated proof; not even trying to isolate the compound. It was shown, in one old study to increase the lifespan of worms. He never claims irmentions a “cancer germ” as the cause of cancers. He states that the worm study gives him hope. Doesn’t really qualify for a Nobel Prize.

There was a woman in the late nineties who burst on the online cancer scene at the time promoting (very eloquently, btw) eating Watermelon as the manic bullet. Many desperate people are tons of it, only to get diarrhea instead of remission.

Coffee enemas were all the rage after that, and whole family savings were lost by desperate patients going to Mexico to get their colons flooded with coffee.

A balanced diet, with lots of fruits and vegetables is a wise way to eat for anyone, sick or not.

No one has found the direct cause of cancers, nor a “Silver Bullet” for cancers. We do have some really good allopathic treatments for some cancers; can retard the growth of some for a period of time. That’s where we are today.

Eat your veggies, but treat your cancer.

Grommi in reply to Cancer2x2 months ago

okay, I don’t know how to say this, but in the speech I heard from a professor in Heidelberg, she was referring to the earliest stage of cancer, bevor the cell becomes a cancer cell. I don’t know if there is a name for it, sorry, I am a second language participant here.

Kittenlover502 months ago

I’ve made my own for a couple years. I put some in his daily plant based smoothie as the action of the blender releases more nutrients. I get a new batch about every 5 days. I also add chia seed, flaxseed, parsley, spinach, white mushroom powder and mixed mushroom powder, Frozen mixed red and blue frozen berries mixed with cherries and tart cherry. He has Chaga mushroom drops in his coffee.

duncansdad2 months ago

My husband eats broccoli regularly but avoids the sprouts. We have tried to avoid anything that could set his treatment back. Broccoli and other sprouts need humid conditions to germinate. Unfortunately, so do bacteria like Salmonella, E. coli, and Listeria monocytogenes. This means sprouts can become contaminated, and if you eat them, you can get food poisoning with symptoms like fever, diarrhea, and stomach cramps. Eat with caution.

Bradblue in reply to duncansdad2 months ago

so unless you not washing your hands, letting animals near your sprouts it’s highly unlikely they could get contaminated with anything.

duncansdad in reply to Bradblue2 months ago

Bradblue in reply to duncansdad2 months ago

I should have said also that your right if your growing in soil. If you grow hydroponic no chance of contamination.

SimMartin2 months ago

I am sure that diet and lifestyle has an impact on getting PCa and to a lesser degree helping treatment work when we have PCa. However lifestyle is complex and multifaceted not to mention the research ground is constantly shifting with specific foods.

I think it’s good to feel we have some personal control over what is just random bad luck. That in itself is helpful but having during my working life as a psychologist working with chronic illness and disability I am only too aware that for many (if not most) it can create a sense of self blame and event guilt and worry that we didn’t eat right or live right and now we are partly to blame for our bad luck. PCa aside I have been a huge critic of pushing too much responsibility onto patients when they are not equipped or in an economic or social position to manage it. And with most major illnesses the impact is marginal.

I do follow a Mediterranean diet as my wife is from that background and I have never smoked, drunk much or been a big meat eater - I hate fast food and rarely ever eat processed foods. No one in my family has had PCa I have never been over weight but I am not active as I am a disabled person all my life - and a part-time wheelchair user the last 10 years / so yes that’s a risk factor but I am not in control of that. So yes I have slightly improved some marginal diet but apart from going full vegan or vegetarian I can’t really do that much more.

So yes it’s good to try and live a more healthy lifestyle but I can’t help feeling that diet is a marginal issue unless you have a really bad diet/lifestyle- then given the cardio risks and metabolic syndrome risks of mortality it maybe will have a positive impact in OS.

Sorry for that — I guess I needed to get if off my chest and it’s a bit of a professional long term issue I have had with patients lived experience of health advice with their conditions.

Mrtroxely2 months ago

For my 50th birthdayI had IKEA meatballs with a side serving of broccoli.

Most meals I have n had have good amounts of broccoli

Or greens if sprouts are around I have them.

Done this most my life.

Who knew it would stop my prostate cancer?

Eating healthy n balanced is great

EdBacon in reply to Mrtroxely2 months ago

You know you can buy those meatballs at Ikea frozen and have them at home? They come in a bag, frozen and taste just as good as the store when you heat them up. We found the gravy mix too. I made some mashed potatotes and broccoli we had Ikea at home. It was great!

Mrtroxely in reply to EdBacon2 months ago

Yes but you can't wander up and keep have more coffees...More ingle berry juice.

Or pop up n steal the dimebar cakes ...

EdBacon in reply to Mrtroxely2 months ago

Can't have everything.

Mrtroxely in reply to EdBacon2 months ago

No but you can have your cake and eat it....Over

And

Over again....

Bradblue2 months ago

if you are interested in growing micro broccoli sprouts check out the YouTube channel Homegrown Passion. I have been growing them for moths now. Very easy and love them on sandwiches, pasta, everything.

reconjj2 months ago

I buy my sprouts at Whole Foods , rinse well and add to my daily fruit smoothie , blueberries , rasberries , blackberries , fresh mint ,pinach ,kale ,mango a table spoon of fresh ground almonds I keep all frozen except almonds then add 1 cup of water to my Blend Jet blender and there is breakfast .

RMontana2 months ago

Here is the study on the component that produces this benefit. BUT you have to take the 'stablized' version of Sulforaphane. There is only one labortatory in the world right now that provides this; its in France. I have taken this supplement now for 2 1/2 years. It killls PCa cells. Now we know it also nearly doubles the BCR doubling time. I think this works and its proven in studies. A lot of this stuff is not. TNX

healthunlocked.com/active-s...

Hopeful129 in reply to RMontana2 months ago

have you got a link to where to buy these stabilised Sulforaphane supplements. I’m in the UK. Thanks

RMontana in reply to Hopeful1292 months ago

Look at Amazon...that is where I them. They come out of France...here is an image of the bottle...good luck.

IMG BROQ Sulforaphane Natural Stabilized Broccoli Supplement Amazon Site

in reply to RMontana2 months ago

That is amazing thank you RMontana, I will check out, Blessings, from Bobby

Gl448 in reply to RMontana2 months ago

The first post in this entire thread to actually lead this old horse to the Sulforaphane water and make me consider adding broccoli sprouts. Thanks.

I did read one article that suggested supplements that refine out other compounds from broccoli might actually not be the best idea. That’s an issue with many supplements.

Have you actually noticed measurable results from this. I think it would be almost impossible to tell since you’re a sample of one, and not in a controlled study, but curious if you saw changes in PSA doubling from before you started the supplement, and if you’re sure it’s not from other changes in treatment.

Lrv442212 months ago

Thank you, Bobby, for the great post. Yes, broccoli sprouts have the most Sulforaphane.

The other vegetables that contain Sulforaphane, but in smaller amounts are:

regular broccoli, cauliflower, Kale, cabbage both red and white, watercress and some varieties of Bok choy.

For us, we add some sauces to add flavor, my favorite is Braggs aminos.

🦊🦊

in reply to Lrv442212 months ago

Yes thank you Lrv4421 , I eat all those except watercress, I remember when I was young I ate alot of bad foods not thinking about the future and realizing that it is a life long protocol to stay healthy , even my mother said " eat your vegetables" not knowing how important it is to eat foods with nutrients then eating food in a box or package with a lot of preservatives, Thank you again and Blessings

bobby

Lrv44221 in reply to 2 months ago

you’re welcome Bobby. Your attitude is wonderful. I sometimes think attitude is more important than we know but I’m not sure.. what do you think?

in reply to Lrv442212 months ago

yes, I think you are right Lrv44221, I believe a positive attitude is so important and to believe in ourselves to find the right diet protocol that will work, I am not trying to sell anything, I am a Christian who believes in serving , I remember when my urologists' did the biopsy on my prostate and said my cancer was the high risk but I did get it early and the cancer never left my prostate, I felt so alone because I was the only one in my family that got it and I was pretty sure I wouldn't make it, and I found HealthUnlocked which gave me a lot of inspiration to try to beat this cancer, and I am only trying to pay it forward as my gratitude to all the information I have received here from all the great men that are only trying to do the same, survive and have some kind of quality of life.

Blessings

bobby

Gl448 in reply to Lrv442212 months ago

Hey Lrv44221, you love to help out with food suggestions because you say you beat your cancer just by diet and juicing.

It would help us all if we knew what kind of cancer (and stage it was) you had to help us to evaluate the legitimacy of that claim in relation to our advanced prostate cancers.

Please share.

monte11112 months ago

Jarrow BroccoMax

anonymoose22 months ago

Thank you for your opinion. I think you will find the broken record of questions on this site is mostly broken because of new people come in. That’s okay with me as if someone were to ask about ivermectin. The question police are here and that’s okay. But to limit a question and any question isn’t okay with me. If I can’t ask ANY question or others we must move on away from the status quo’s of this site. Questions pertaining to medical that is. Very inappropriate to ask about how to change one’s oil. But P medical should be able to ask questions even if it’s a broken record. 30k questions on PSA is absolutely fine with me as any chemical questions.

Just say’in

❤️❤️❤️

Lrv44221 in reply to anonymoose22 months ago

😀🦊🦊

FRTHBST2 months ago

Something to add to cooked broccoli to make the sulphoraphane more bioavailable is ground brown mustard seed. Mustard seed has the enzyme myrosinase that releases the sulphoraphane. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/298...

Lrv44221 in reply to FRTHBST2 months ago

it also is tasty 🦊

Cancer2x2 months ago

”Vegetarian” is actually an old Native American word. It means, “Bad Hunter”.

j-o-h-n2 months ago

Chocolate chip ice cream (two scoops)...

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Monday 01/30/2023 9:59 PM EST

dockam in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

Hey Brother, you're baaaack!!!💙

Missed ur Humor

j-o-h-n in reply to dockam2 months ago

See, The story goes.... I'm getting hard of hearing (deaf as they say). So I was sitting in our living room and my wife was in the Kitchen when she yelled out to me "Wanna play pickle ball"..... I though she said she wanted to tickle my balls. I responded, "of course dear while I still have them". She said "what the hell am I talking about?" Well one word let to another and so I though it was a good idea to post again"....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 3:52 PM EST

dockam in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

I'm stuck with me having to tickle my own raisinettes

Hail to the Return of King j-o-h-n or Gandalf the White?

At your Service my Liege, As you wish youtu.be/QBcoZ56Vv5E

j-o-h-n in reply to dockam2 months ago

youtube.com/watch?v=dSvff0Q...

Now how are they going to explain those grass stains?

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 9:38 PM EST

dockam in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

Grass stains on the knees, Is that the Head Nurse? LOL

j-o-h-n in reply to dockam2 months ago

Yep and she usually ends up getting the shaft.......XXX

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 9:57 PM EST

dockam in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

More like the Lil Smokie

j-o-h-n in reply to dockam2 months ago

Or what we called guinea stinkers...(Small Italian cigars)

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 10:08 PM EST

Carlosbach in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

j-o-h-n,

waffle cone or sugar?

Glad to see your comment, how are you?

j-o-h-n in reply to Carlosbach2 months ago

Hmmm decisions, decisions..... When it comes to ice cream I hate making frappe decisions.

Thanks for asking bout me....I could be better - like in the Bahamas sitting on the beach while the boss is in the hotel room watching 3 Stooges reruns.....

So tell me how's you too?

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 4:06 PM EST

Carlosbach in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

bowl and spoon it is then

Thanks for asking, I’d vote for the Bahamas (or just about anywhere else) over where I am, sitting in a Kaiser waiting room

j-o-h-n in reply to Carlosbach2 months ago

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 9:52 PM EST

an old automobile ad

Carlosbach in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

Feels like I've been waiting in these rooms since that car was first introduced...

j-o-h-n in reply to Carlosbach2 months ago

Hahahahahaha Be careful, the facilities are starting to charge rent....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 10:04 PM EST

Carlosbach in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

Does medicar cover the rent, or am I going to have to go out of pocket?

j-o-h-n in reply to Carlosbach2 months ago

As usual Medicare will not cover your rent but covers your basement apartment view.....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 10:12 PM EST

Carlosbach in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

I find it kinda creepy that you knew where I live.

Cancer2x in reply to j-o-h-n1 month ago

Seriously! I have had four eye surgeries (Thank you, Agent Orange and Diabetes!). Each surgery was performed at the Mass Eye and Ear Hospital. Opthamologist and Surgeons were next door in the Joslin Diabetes Clinic. Each time was billed several hundred dollars for a “Facility Fee”!

Yadifan in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

You're back!!! Your "special" sense of humor has been so missed! Hope you're doing well.

j-o-h-n in reply to Yadifan2 months ago

Thank you!!! I'm as fiddle as a fit.... Well I hope you're doing well. I got a new bunch of writers, picked them out of the southern border illegals. Now all I have to do is teach them English. They already know a couple of words. "Social Security" and "I hate the United States of America"..They taught me four words "Mucho Trabajo, Poco Dinero".

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 10:49 PM EST

j-o-h-n in reply to Yadifan2 months ago

Sorry I forgot about two more English words " Miranda Warning" .

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 10:54 PM EST

anonymoose2 in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

Always good to have your humor around. Welcome back!

j-o-h-n in reply to anonymoose22 months ago

Thank you sir..... Shortly after I gave up posting..... my wife spoke to my shrink regarding my going around in circles and mumbling to myself. My wife told me the shrink though it would be beneficial to have them put me in an induced coma for six months. My wife asked me what I thought of that idea.... I told her "let me sleep on that".....

I'm now awake and ready!!!

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 6:08 PM EST

anonymoose2 in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

kind of like us after you left. “going around in circles and mumbling to ourselves” My only recourse was watching Rodney Dangerfield and WC Fields flashback episodes.

CAMPSOUPS in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

Words cant express the pleasure in seeing you here.

When I first joined the forum I thought you were a moderator of some sort.

You could alway put the final word in to neutralize a post like this that has sillily dissected simple broccoli sprouts with 87 replies with your simple "2 scoops chocolate ice cream".

j-o-h-n in reply to CAMPSOUPS2 months ago

WOW..... I thank you, my son thanks you, my wife thanks you and my girlfriend thanks you.

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 7:41 PM EST

Andy1569 in reply to j-o-h-n2 months ago

Hi j-o-h-n! I'm with ALL the other guys!

Glad to have you back!!!

"GOOD HUMOR"

FIGHT ON!

Andy

j-o-h-n in reply to Andy15692 months ago

Thank you Andrew........(Fight on! That sounds like my ex-wife)....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 01/31/2023 9:42 PM EST

Gl4482 months ago

DIM…a supplement I took for decades…more false hopes or snake oil in my mind. I still got cancer.

Hot peppers too. They may not cure/prevent cancer for me, but they are sure fun to eat. 😉

Gl4482 months ago

Thank you for acknowledging there is no cure in those suggestions. There are a couple of “wives” of PCa patients posting here claiming they’ve cured cancer through diet and juicing alone.

Not sure if they’re just selling false hope or have a more cynical hidden agenda.

Gl4482 months ago

No.

One said in here a couple of days ago that she herself had cancer and was told she’d die if she didn’t have surgery and chemo. She claims to have refused those treatments and instead opted to juice, and paint artwork to feel good

Now she claims 18 years later she is cancer free from that regimen.

It’s dangerous BS. She’s been making claims for months.

Gl4482 months ago

Good for you…

Miomarito1 month ago

Who could have known that Broccoli Sprouts could pose such a threat on this website...you are busted Hidden, I'm reporting you!!!

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