Broccoli is good for you — no seriously, it’s really good for you. That’s the message I take away from this recent research from Johns Hopkins, which indicates that a chemical derived from broccoli sprouts may diminish symptoms in patients with autism. The chemical sulforaphane has previously been touted for its cancer prevention properties, but […]
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