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Thought I would pass this on :)

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Monday, April 17, 2000 - Cabbage Killer

Dear RealAge® Community Member,

Cabbage has been found to contain a number of anti-cancer compounds, but

by boiling it, you're likely to lose some of the benefits of these plant

chemicals.

Though some vegetables deliver more health benefits when they're boiled,

cabbage is an exception. Research has shown that cooking cabbage removes

about one-half the nutrients it contains. Two compounds in

particular--indole-3-carbinol and sulforaphane--make cabbage an

especially

potent cancer-fighting food.

When you can, enjoy cabbage in its raw form--in a salad, as coleslaw, or

topping tacos. Or, use it in your stir-fry dishes. This cruciferous

veggie

keeps for 10 days in a refrigerator crisper, so it's easy to have on

hand.

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