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Default Is it Best to Juice Non-Cruciferous Vegetables

Since Cruciferous vegetables are difficult for humans to breakdown and digest?
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Fermented and steamed are very, very beneficial.

Raw ones are bad for your thyroid. Goitrogens.
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I read that iodine deficiency makes goitrogens a health hazard. The info said if a person is not iodine deficient, raw cruciferous is safe in moderation (four servings a week being considered moderate).
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