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Old 04-19-2012, 03:58 PM #31
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Beets are not cruciferous. They are root veggies. The root veggies all have some glycine in them, but most people don't cook them up much any more.

I buy canned and pickled beets, and have them myself about once or twice a week. My husband won't eat them at all. I love them. It is a craving of sorts.

I'm glad the SAMe is working for you.
Yes, it is. I hope it continues to do so for my arthritis.
Oh, good that beets are not cruciferous. Thats good news!
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