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π₯ The ultimate post-exercise recovery drink
PLUS: A superfood to put in your smoothies and a shocking study on ultra-processed foods
Happy Friday! Get ready to explore the CDC-approved worldβs healthiest vegetable, a cool new study on olive oilβs benefits, and more.
In todayβs newsletter:
π₯ The ultimate post-exercise recovery drink
π₯ This powerful protein nut has all 9 essential amino acids
π₯€ Moringa powder β a superfood for your smoothies
π¨ 30-year study reveals the biggest ultra-processed foods to avoid
π₯¦ Health Hack: Supercharge your health with sulforaphane
π§βπ» The Wellness Roundup
π₯ Cowβs milk may be the ultimate post-exercise recovery drink, boosting muscle protein synthesis, decreasing muscle soreness, and more.
π₯ Containing all 9 essential amino acids, pistachios are the ultimate protein nut, with health benefits for your heart, waistline, and sleep! Get the full scope of benefits here.
π₯€ Packed with micronutrients, brain-boosting antioxidants, and helping manage blood sugar spikes, consider adding moringa powder to your smoothies for a big health boost!
π¨ 30-year study reveals the ultra-processed foods you most need to avoid to limit mortality risk.
πΎ New study reveals that ancient grains like oats, brown rice, millet, and more can improve cholesterol and blood sugar levels for people with type 2 diabetes.
Cruciferous vegetables, like broccoli, Brussels sprouts, and kale, are nutritional powerhouses packed with a secret weapon: sulforaphane.
This potent compound offers a host of health benefits:
πͺ Reduces inflammation and neutralizes toxins
π§ Protects brain and heart health
π©Ή May help slow tumor growth and block cancer-causing mutations
𧬠Activates NRF2 protein to combat aging at the cellular level
Broccoli sprouts are the sulforaphane superstars, with even higher concentrations than mature broccoli.
Other top sources include:
π₯¬ Arugula
π₯¬ Bok choy
π₯¬ Cabbage
π₯¬ Collard greens
π₯¬ Watercress
Enjoying these veggies raw or lightly cooked helps preserve their sulforaphane content.
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