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By Dr. Prof. Ibrahim Adnan Saracoglu
Fresh broccoli (unboiled) contains some enzymes that must be deactivated. The simple way
to deactivate these enzymes is to boil the broccoli in water for 5 minutes. After boiling
for 5 minutes, the enzymes will become inactive. If these enzymes aren't deactivated, the
broccoli cannot successfully treat those suffering from BPH, prostatitis, or general
urinary tract infections.
Broccoli contains very important compounds. These compounds can only treat those who are
suffering from BPH or prostatitis when these enzymes are deactivated. If this is not done,
the enzymes which broccoli contains start a different metabolic reaction so that the
efficiency is reduced.
Mr. Bob Klein wrote:" I suspect the "whole" broccoli plant is better than
just taking the purified supplement." I will address this argument with the
following: It is absolutely not true that taking the purified supplement is better than
boiled broccoli plant juice. Some important compounds are removed during the purification
process, these compounds are very important for the
therapeutic effect on BPH, prostatitis, and urinary tract infections.
Of course, it is possible to recover the other important compounds during the purification
process and to then add the broccoli tablet so that the supplement can have a more
efficient effect. For recovering the important compounds to make a supplement, it is
important to use a fractional distillation process, with temperature gradient.
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