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Broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables contain a phytochemical called Sulforaphane, which has been scientifically demonstrated to delay aging, prevent and slow the progression of cancer, but most importantly, it has been shown to decrease symptoms of autism spectrum disorder.
In other words, eat your vegetables to be neurotypical. You are never going to have healthy neurochemistry if you eat processed shit like a malnourished cuck.
The best strategy is to grow broccoli sprouts, which contain the highest concentration of Sulforaphane by an enormous margin. Eat at least 50 grams of raw broccoli sprouts 3 times per week to experience benefits. Since doing this, I have felt more energetic, sociable and neurotypical.
To grow them, you just have to buy seeds which are cheap as fuck, soak them in water overnight and then rinse them twice a day for a week. There are more detailed tutorials out there but that's the basic idea.
Further info:
Sulforaphane from Broccoli Reduces Symptoms of Autism: A Follow-up Case Series from a Randomized Double-blind Study
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects 1 in 68 children, is characterized by impaired social interaction and communication as well as restricted or repetitive behaviors, and varies widely with respect to its causes and presentations. There are no validated ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
In other words, eat your vegetables to be neurotypical. You are never going to have healthy neurochemistry if you eat processed shit like a malnourished cuck.
The best strategy is to grow broccoli sprouts, which contain the highest concentration of Sulforaphane by an enormous margin. Eat at least 50 grams of raw broccoli sprouts 3 times per week to experience benefits. Since doing this, I have felt more energetic, sociable and neurotypical.
To grow them, you just have to buy seeds which are cheap as fuck, soak them in water overnight and then rinse them twice a day for a week. There are more detailed tutorials out there but that's the basic idea.
Further info: