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Yes it is very yummy you have to taste 😃
What is it exactly? Looks like dates and pineapple?
Beef with dried plum, apricot and almond powder
OMG - my mouth just started watering!
yummy 😋 you can try if you come to morocco
Ah i wish i was capable of travelling... 😕
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"Sulforaphane Benefits

The main cognitive sulforaphane benefit is neuroprotection and prevention of many neurodegenerative diseases. A 2013 study suggested sulforaphane could reduce symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease even though scientists couldn’t determine why [4].

The same broccoli sprout extract can have neuroprotective effects against Parkinson’s disease, which afflicts dopaminergic functioning in the brain [5]. Between Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, there are millions of elderly worldwide suffering and sulforaphane seems to be a naturally derived solution.

All of these neuroprotective effects are downstream results from the antioxidant sulforaphane benefits. Though these are many and varied, one is called the “NRF2” pathway. No need to remember this fact, but it seems to be one of the main benefits of sulforaphane in addition to “heat shock proteins” [6]. Enough confusing science for now…

Beyond the neuroprotection, these same sulforaphane benefits can help overcome traumatic brain injury (TBI). One study of mice immediately following a TBI showed memory enhancements using only this powerful antioxidant [7]."

https://www.nootropedia.com/sulforaphane/
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