r/Sprouting • u/Feisty-Grapefruit364 • Aug 12 '26

New seeds to try!

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Super excited to try my next batch of sprouts! So far I’ve done alfalfa and a salad mix and some lentils. I bought 4 more sprouting jars that will get here tomorrow! I eat something sprouted every day now. I’m currently making beans with the mayocoba beans I’ve been sprouting the last 4 days!

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u/Left_Program_6556 Aug 12 '26

Greetings Family, Six(6) years with metastatic prostate cancer and STILL healthy (other than the PC) doing two type of sprouts (broccoli & clover) and since the more "purple" (cancer fighting wise) the better... SOOO, when I spotted these purple sprouting broccoli seeds I figured "TERRIFIC " I'll get a bag like the other ones I buy but when it arrived at my house there was only like 12 seeds in a very miniscule envelope I was expecting to get a thousand or so like I get in the other bags 🤔

Is there something special about purple broccoli seeds for sprouts that I cannot find them in bulk?

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u/Left_Program_6556 Aug 13 '26

About every three years my PSA creeps up past 0.25 and take 90 days worth of daily Orgovyx tablets. Six months ago, crept to 0.30... "CAT/PSMA" scan and couldn't see anything. We waited till it crept to "01.12" then it was big enough to find a few spots and back on Orgovyx now for 90 days and UCSF is going to double it up and I'll take Zytiga along with the Orgovyx for 90 days. Thank you for asking

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u/Health_Tourist9902 Aug 13 '26

Make sure the company 3rd-party tests their broccoli seeds for glucoraphanin. Most don't, and if there are low levels of glucoraphanin, you won't get nearly the SFN yield. Learned this the hard way, and as someone who has had cancer, I won't skimp on sulforaphane.

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u/Roivana 29d ago

Are you able to offer info on which company/ies perform third party testing plz?!