
Most people who are at least a bit interested in healthful eating have heard about
cruciferous vegetables, sometimes called
Super Veggies. This is the category that includes veggies such as broccoli, cauliflower, radishes, brussels sprouts, and cabbage, as well as less common ones like as collards, arugula, chard, mustard greens, rapini, and many more, including many types of greens. Cruciferous vegetables are high in vitamin C and soluble fiber, and they contain nutrients with proven
cancer-fighting properties. We all should be
eating cruciferous vegetables every day!
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