Presets:

🍳 Culinary Preparation Vessel

Light Steamed (70°C)
Mechanism in Effect
Heat denatures endogenous myrosinase enzyme in broccoli. Adding cold ground mustard seed provides active plant myrosinase, hydrolyzing glucoraphanin into anti-cancer sulforaphane.

🧪 Biochemical Reaction & Bioavailability

Synergy Boost Active (+607%)
Enzymatic Cleavage Yield: 88.4%
Baseline Absorption 12.5% Unpaired cooking state
Synergized Bioavailability 88.4% +607% Net Yield
1 Substrate Availability
Glucoraphanin is stable under moderate heat and remains intact in cooked cruciferous tissue.
2 Enzyme Cleavage / Pairing Action
Exogenous myrosinase from raw mustard seed hydrolyzes the thioglucoside bond.
3 Bioactive Product Yield
Sulforaphane (isothiocyanate) rapidly diffuses across the intestinal epithelium to upregulate Nrf2 phase-II detox pathways.
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