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Sulforaphane research

Every registered sulforaphane trial, with status, phase, condition and results where they exist.

Written by Nina Halvorsen, Editor

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Sulforaphane has been the subject of well over a hundred registered clinical trials, most of them small and many of them in autism, cancer prevention and metabolic conditions. This section tracks them individually, sourced from the public trial registry rather than from press coverage.

People look up sulforaphane trials by registry number, which suggests the existing coverage is not serving them. Each tracked trial gets its own page here, identified by its registry ID.

Trial records are drawn from the public registry. A registration is not a result: a trial can be registered, never recruit, and never report. Pages here state status plainly and do not treat a registration as evidence of anything.

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This page describes published research. It is general information, not medical advice, and it is not a recommendation to take anything. Sulforaphane and cruciferous-vegetable supplements can interact with medication. Talk to a doctor or pharmacist before starting a supplement, particularly if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, on anticoagulants, or being treated for thyroid disease.