🧪 Glucoraphanin → Sulforaphane (with Myrosinase)
What it is
Arugula microgreens are naturally rich in glucoraphanin. When myrosinase meets glucoraphanin, your body forms sulforaphane.
What it does in the body
Activates Nrf2 pathways that turn on detox and cell‑defense enzymes, helping protect DNA and reduce oxidative stress.
Why it matters: Daily cellular cleanup for clearer energy and long‑term wellness.
❤️ Natural Nitrates → Nitric Oxide
What it is
Arugula is famous for its plant nitrates that support nitric oxide (NO) production.
What it does in the body
Improves vascular tone, circulation, and oxygen delivery for steady performance.
Why it matters: Feel more energized — great for workouts and busy days.
🦴 Vitamin K & Folate
What it is
Two key micronutrients concentrated in young arugula greens.
What it does in the body
Vitamin K supports bone and cardiovascular health; folate supports methylation and cellular renewal.
Why it matters: Foundational nutrients that keep your body running smoothly.
🛡️ Polyphenols & Vitamin C
What it is
A spectrum of antioxidants naturally present in fresh arugula microgreens.
What it does in the body
Neutralizes free radicals and supports immune and skin resilience.
Why it matters: Everyday protection from oxidative stress.
🌿 Chlorophyll, Magnesium & Potassium
What it is
Green pigments and electrolytes concentrated in early‑stage greens.
What it does in the body
Supports cellular energy, hydration balance, and post‑exercise recovery.
Why it matters: Feel refreshed and balanced — from real plants.
🌿 Why This Matters for You
Arugula microgreens deliver detox, circulation support, and clean antioxidants — all in one teaspoon.
They bring a bright, peppery boost that pairs perfectly with smoothies, dressings, and warm tea.