Nootropics Depot has launched a new powdered sulforaphane supplement that is designed to convert glucoraphanin (a compound found in cruciferous vegetables) into active sulforaphane before being consumed.
The Arizona-based company said it developed the formulation to address challenges with conventional sulforaphane supplements, where stomach acid can affect the conversion of glucoraphanin to sulforaphane.
Taking the guesswork out of sulforaphane conversion
Sulforaphane is unstable, so supplements typically use its more stable precursor, glucoraphanin, alongside myrosinase, the enzyme that converts it into sulforaphane.
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