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I have been looking for information about this and have so far been unable to

find any specific information. Where did you get the 3-4 days information? I

have not seen that. Also, do you realize that 6 days is after 3-4 days? After

3-4 days could mean anything because 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, etc. are after 3-4 days. I

think a better question and answer is are they more nutritious at 1 inch or 2

inches or 3 inches, etc.? I don't know who is doing this research, but I keep

asking. People will notice that I do focus on specifics to a point that drives

certain kinds of persons crazy. Just like generalizations make me crazy!

Lee

> Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> Thanks for any replies

> Bob

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I have been looking for information about this and have so far been unable to

find any specific information. Where did you get the 3-4 days information? I

have not seen that. Also, do you realize that 6 days is after 3-4 days? After

3-4 days could mean anything because 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, etc. are after 3-4 days. I

think a better question and answer is are they more nutritious at 1 inch or 2

inches or 3 inches, etc.? I don't know who is doing this research, but I keep

asking. People will notice that I do focus on specifics to a point that drives

certain kinds of persons crazy. Just like generalizations make me crazy!

Lee

> Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> Thanks for any replies

> Bob

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I have been looking for information about this and have so far been unable to

find any specific information. Where did you get the 3-4 days information? I

have not seen that. Also, do you realize that 6 days is after 3-4 days? After

3-4 days could mean anything because 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, etc. are after 3-4 days. I

think a better question and answer is are they more nutritious at 1 inch or 2

inches or 3 inches, etc.? I don't know who is doing this research, but I keep

asking. People will notice that I do focus on specifics to a point that drives

certain kinds of persons crazy. Just like generalizations make me crazy!

Lee

> Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> Thanks for any replies

> Bob

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3-4 days came from a Hopkins study. Google Hopkins broccoli sprout

study or go here http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/press/1997/sept/970903.htm

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> > Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> > Thanks for any replies

> > Bob

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3-4 days came from a Hopkins study. Google Hopkins broccoli sprout

study or go here http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/press/1997/sept/970903.htm

>

> > Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> > Thanks for any replies

> > Bob

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3-4 days came from a Hopkins study. Google Hopkins broccoli sprout

study or go here http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/press/1997/sept/970903.htm

>

> > Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> > Thanks for any replies

> > Bob

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I have also been trying to verify scientific articles I have read that state

heating broccoli sprouts for 5 minutes at 140 degrees F increases their cancer

fighting properties.

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> > Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> > Thanks for any replies

> > Bob

>

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I have also been trying to verify scientific articles I have read that state

heating broccoli sprouts for 5 minutes at 140 degrees F increases their cancer

fighting properties.

>

> > Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> > Thanks for any replies

> > Bob

>

>

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I have also been trying to verify scientific articles I have read that state

heating broccoli sprouts for 5 minutes at 140 degrees F increases their cancer

fighting properties.

>

> > Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> > Thanks for any replies

> > Bob

>

>

>

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Lee,

I'm on your side of the aisle on this. I don't think six or seven days is any

less nutrious than 3 or 4.

ew

Re: broccoli sprouting

I have been looking for information about this and have so far been unable to

find any specific information. Where did you get the 3-4 days information? I

have not seen that. Also, do you realize that 6 days is after 3-4 days? After

3-4 days could mean anything because 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, etc. are after 3-4 days. I

think a better question and answer is are they more nutritious at 1 inch or 2

inches or 3 inches, etc.? I don't know who is doing this research, but I keep

asking. People will notice that I do focus on specifics to a point that drives

certain kinds of persons crazy. Just like generalizations make me crazy!

Lee

> Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> Thanks for any replies

> Bob

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Bob,

I can absolutely tell you that the sprouts the Dr. has in his hand in that

picture are more that 3 days old. I think that they are saying that at three

days is when the optimum nutrition begins. I wouldn't sprout past 6. Any time in

the first week, they are good for you.

ew

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3-4 days came from a Hopkins study. Google Hopkins broccoli sprout

study or go here http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/press/1997/sept/970903.htm

>

> > Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> > Thanks for any replies

> > Bob

>

>

>

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Hi. I use the round green trays and when all the sprouts reach the top (about 5

days), I just remove the covers, put them in indirect light and they green up.

Sometimes I like to see how tall they will get so I do them for one or two days

more. I can't cover them with the green covers because that would squish them,

so I just take a microwave cover and when I go to bed, I cover them (so they

don't dry out overnight). Kind of like a humidity dome. Works just fine.

I probably have a youtube video showing this SOMEWHERE on youtube.

lol

Melody

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> > Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> > Thanks for any replies

> > Bob

>

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Bob, I also tried to get the answer you want from medical sources, but got no

reply. I have 15 pages of internet articles about broccoli sprouts, especially

articles about it and cancer. The following link shows a picture of Dr.

Talalay with broccoli sprouts - He says 3 day old broccoli sprouts are best for

cancer 'treatment'. If you count soak time, the picture looks like 5 or 6 day

old sprouts to me. The 1 Tablespoon of broccoli seeds I put to soak tonight I

will eat Saturday. Hope this helps. Lucy

http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/press/1997/sept/970903.htm

>

> Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> Thanks for any replies

> Bob

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Bob, I also tried to get the answer you want from medical sources, but got no

reply. I have 15 pages of internet articles about broccoli sprouts, especially

articles about it and cancer. The following link shows a picture of Dr.

Talalay with broccoli sprouts - He says 3 day old broccoli sprouts are best for

cancer 'treatment'. If you count soak time, the picture looks like 5 or 6 day

old sprouts to me. The 1 Tablespoon of broccoli seeds I put to soak tonight I

will eat Saturday. Hope this helps. Lucy

http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/press/1997/sept/970903.htm

>

> Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> Thanks for any replies

> Bob

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Thanks lucy..that helps alot...it turns out

growing time, and now slightly heating and crushing, are integral for cancer

treatment. I had read a research paper that stated the cancer inhibiting

compounds are released through heating broccolli sprouts at 140-158 degrees for

10 min. and then crushing them. I contacted the research author (

Jeffery) and she confirmed this through an email. This is the article I

readhttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15184012there has been a lot of specific

research on broccoli/cancer

researchhttp://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/06/110609123334.htmBob

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Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 02:32:28 +0000

Subject: Re: broccoli sprouting

Bob, I also tried to get the answer you want from medical sources, but got

no reply. I have 15 pages of internet articles about broccoli sprouts,

especially articles about it and cancer. The following link shows a picture of

Dr. Talalay with broccoli sprouts - He says 3 day old broccoli sprouts are

best for cancer 'treatment'. If you count soak time, the picture looks like 5

or 6 day old sprouts to me. The 1 Tablespoon of broccoli seeds I put to soak

tonight I will eat Saturday. Hope this helps. Lucy

http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/press/1997/sept/970903.htm

>

> Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> Thanks for any replies

> Bob

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Thanks lucy..that helps alot...it turns out

growing time, and now slightly heating and crushing, are integral for cancer

treatment. I had read a research paper that stated the cancer inhibiting

compounds are released through heating broccolli sprouts at 140-158 degrees for

10 min. and then crushing them. I contacted the research author (

Jeffery) and she confirmed this through an email. This is the article I

readhttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15184012there has been a lot of specific

research on broccoli/cancer

researchhttp://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/06/110609123334.htmBob

To: sproutpeople

From: simlucyal@...

Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 02:32:28 +0000

Subject: Re: broccoli sprouting

Bob, I also tried to get the answer you want from medical sources, but got

no reply. I have 15 pages of internet articles about broccoli sprouts,

especially articles about it and cancer. The following link shows a picture of

Dr. Talalay with broccoli sprouts - He says 3 day old broccoli sprouts are

best for cancer 'treatment'. If you count soak time, the picture looks like 5

or 6 day old sprouts to me. The 1 Tablespoon of broccoli seeds I put to soak

tonight I will eat Saturday. Hope this helps. Lucy

http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/press/1997/sept/970903.htm

>

> Hi all-I'm new to the group and have been sprouting for only a few weeks. I

have seen where the health benefits of broccoli sprouts are greatest after 3-4

days. My question is when does the 3-4 days start. I mean it takes 1 day to soak

and the last day to have in the light. Is the 3-4 day period the in between of

those 2 periods? I can't seem to get a clear answer. My broccoli sprouts usually

take 6 days from soaking to eating.

> Thanks for any replies

> Bob

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Here are Bob's links without other words at the front or back of them:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/06/110609123334.htm

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15184012

Bob, if there aren't spaces at the beginning and end of a link, it will

pick up the words next to it as though they were part of the link.

Thanks for these interesting articles! I read a couple of years ago

that broccoli could prevent cancer, and am glad to find research backing

that up.

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Here are Bob's links without other words at the front or back of them:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/06/110609123334.htm

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15184012

Bob, if there aren't spaces at the beginning and end of a link, it will

pick up the words next to it as though they were part of the link.

Thanks for these interesting articles! I read a couple of years ago

that broccoli could prevent cancer, and am glad to find research backing

that up.

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Thanks for the posting tip . I just had a cocktail of 1 lb. fresh

tomatoes in blender with 3.5 oz. of heated broccoli sprouts 6 min. at 140-150

degrees, 1 tsp broccoli powder and a handful of fresh arugala, salt & pepper.

Wow!! great taste. Makes 2.5 cups

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> Here are Bob's links without other words at the front or back of them:

>

> http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/06/110609123334.htm

>

> http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15184012

>

>

> Bob, if there aren't spaces at the beginning and end of a link, it will

> pick up the words next to it as though they were part of the link.

>

> Thanks for these interesting articles! I read a couple of years ago

> that broccoli could prevent cancer, and am glad to find research backing

> that up.

>

>

>

>

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