What is NeoLife Cruciferous Plus?
NeoLife Cruciferous Plus is a cruciferous vegetable supplement in tablet form. Each tablet supplies 525 mg of a concentrated plant blend drawn from broccoli, radish, kale, watercress and mustard, together with orange, liquorice and soya, and provides the phytonutrient profile of an optimal serving of cruciferous vegetables.
Cruciferous vegetables are the botanical family that includes broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, kale, radish, watercress and mustard greens. They are named for their four-petalled, cross-shaped flowers, and they carry a group of plant compounds that are not found in other vegetable families. For most adults, the practical difficulty is not knowing that greens matter. It is eating a serving of them on a Tuesday evening after a long day.
That is the dietary gap this product is built around. One tablet a day, taken with a meal, adds concentrated cruciferous vegetable material to whatever you are already eating. It is made for NeoLife International Ltd, Lagos, by Natural Formulas in Hayward, California, and carries NAFDAC registration number A7-1013.
This is a dietary supplement, not a medicine. It is intended to support general health and wellbeing, not to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
How does a cruciferous vegetable supplement work?
Cruciferous Plus works by supplying concentrated plant material rather than an isolated compound. The blend contains extracts and concentrates of broccoli, radish, kale, mustard and watercress, with orange, liquorice and soya, so what you take is a whole-food fraction of those plants in a form you can swallow in three seconds.
Cruciferous vegetables owe their character to glucosinolates, a group of sulphur-based plant compounds. When plant tissue is broken down, these convert into isothiocyanates and indole compounds. Sulforaphane, also spelled sulphoraphane, is the best known isothiocyanate in this family, and it is the reason cruciferous vegetables attract the research attention they do. The peppery bite of radish, mustard and watercress comes from the same chemistry.
The three non-cruciferous ingredients widen the range of plant material: orange is a source of limonene, a terpene from citrus peel oil; liquorice root is a source of chalcones; and soya is a source of isoflavones. Cruciferous Plus is a whole-food blend and not a standardised extract, so it is not sold on the strength of any single one of those compounds.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Does Cruciferous Plus contain allergens, and who should check first?
Yes. Cruciferous Plus contains soya and mustard. Both must be declared as allergens in the UK, the EU and Canada, and soya is also a major allergen in the United States and Australia. Soya milk powder is the first ingredient in the blend, and mustard seed appears twice, as an extract and as a concentrate.
Consult a qualified healthcare professional before taking Cruciferous Plus if any of the following applies to you:
- You have a soya allergy or a mustard allergy, or you react to any other member of the cabbage and mustard family.
- You take warfarin or another anticoagulant. Green vegetables are a standard part of the conversation with anyone on these medicines, so let your prescriber decide whether this product fits your monitoring.
- You take thyroid medication or are managing a thyroid condition. Cruciferous vegetables are the classic dietary question in thyroid care, and your clinician is the right person to answer it for your treatment.
- You have been advised to limit soya for any reason.
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- You take any prescription medicine, or you are managing a long-term health condition.
Cruciferous Plus is intended for adults. Keep it out of reach of children. If you develop a rash, swelling, breathing difficulty or any other reaction after taking it, stop and seek medical advice straight away.
What are the key benefits of NeoLife Cruciferous Plus?
Cruciferous Plus puts the phytonutrient profile of an optimal serving of cruciferous vegetables into a single tablet, which makes it useful on the days when fresh greens are not part of the plan. The benefits below follow directly from what the blend contains and how it is taken.
- Supplies 525 mg of concentrated cruciferous plant material in one tablet
- Provides the phytonutrient profile of an optimal serving of cruciferous vegetables
- Contributes to a varied plant intake alongside your normal meals
- Draws on nine plant sources rather than a single isolated extract
- Helps maintain a consistent daily routine when travel, work or food availability disrupts your diet
- Supports adults who eat few green vegetables and want a straightforward way to add them
- Contains no animal derived ingredients
- One tablet daily with a meal, giving a 60-day supply per bottle
What is in each Cruciferous Plus tablet?
Each tablet contains 525 mg of the Cruciferous Plus Blend, made up of the nine plant ingredients below, in the order they are declared.
Soya milk powder (Glycine max)
The first ingredient declared in the blend. Soya beans are the dietary source of isoflavones, a group of plant compounds long used in nutrition research. Soya is a declared allergen, so read the allergen section above before you order.
Broccoli extract, leaf (Brassica oleracea italica)
Broccoli is the vegetable most associated with cruciferous nutrition. The leaf is used here rather than the florets most people eat at the table.
Radish extract, root (Raphanus sativus)
Radish root brings the sharp, peppery character typical of this family. That pungency comes from the same glucosinolate chemistry that gives mustard and watercress their bite.
Kale extract, leaf (Brassica oleracea viridis)
Kale is the same species as broccoli, cultivated for its leaves. It widens the range of cruciferous plant material in the blend beyond broccoli alone.
Orange extract, fruit
Orange is not a cruciferous vegetable. It is included as a source of limonene, a terpene found in citrus peel oil, which broadens the blend beyond the cabbage and mustard family.
Mustard extract, seed (Brassica juncea)
Brown mustard seed, from the same family as broccoli and kale. Mustard seed is among the richest common sources of glucosinolates, which is what makes mustard taste like mustard. Mustard is a declared allergen in the UK, the EU and Canada.
Deglycyrrhizinated liquorice extract, root (Glycyrrhiza glabra)
Liquorice root is a source of chalcones. The deglycyrrhizinated form is used, which means the glycyrrhizin has been taken out. Glycyrrhizin is the constituent of ordinary liquorice associated with effects on blood pressure and potassium levels when eaten regularly in quantity.
Mustard concentrate, seed (Brassica juncea)
The same brown mustard seed prepared as a concentrate rather than an extract, giving a second and differently processed mustard fraction within the blend.
Watercress concentrate, leaf and stem (Nasturtium officinale)
Watercress is a peppery aquatic cruciferous plant. Both the leaf and the stem are used.
Product and label information
| Product name | Cruciferous Plus |
|---|---|
| Brand | NeoLife Nutritionals |
| Form | Tablets |
| Pack size | 60 tablets |
| Each tablet contains | Cruciferous Plus Blend 525 mg — soya milk powder; broccoli extract (leaf); radish extract (root); kale extract (leaf); orange extract (fruit); mustard extract (seed); deglycyrrhizinated liquorice extract (root); mustard concentrate (seed); watercress concentrate (leaf and stem) |
| Nutrient reference value | No NRV established for this ingredient |
| Directions | Take 1 tablet daily with a meal |
| Supply per bottle | 60 days at 1 tablet daily (calculated) |
| Declared allergens | Soya, mustard |
| Animal derived ingredients | None |
| NAFDAC registration number | A7-1013 |
| NeoLife item number | 2892 |
| Made for | NeoLife International Ltd, Lagos, Nigeria |
| Manufactured by | Natural Formulas, 2125 American Avenue, Hayward, California, USA |
| Storage | Below 25°C, cool and dry, protected from light |
How do you take NeoLife Cruciferous Plus?
Take one tablet daily with a meal. Swallow it whole with water. Taking it alongside food is the labelled instruction, so pair it with whichever meal you eat most reliably, and do not exceed one tablet a day unless a qualified healthcare professional advises otherwise.
Most people find breakfast or lunch easiest, because those are the meals least likely to be skipped or eaten late. If you already take other supplements with food, Cruciferous Plus can sit alongside them in the same routine.
How do you get the best from a daily vegetable supplement?
Take it consistently, at the same meal each day, alongside real vegetables rather than instead of them. Cruciferous Plus is built to fill a recurring dietary gap, so the routine around it matters more than any single tablet.
- Take it at the same meal each day so it becomes automatic
- Keep eating cruciferous vegetables where you can, whether that is cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, radish or watercress
- Drink water through the day and keep your overall diet varied in colour and plant type
- Pair it with your existing routine, whether that is NeoLife Tre-en-en grain concentrates or a general daily formula
Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Results vary between individuals. Supplements are intended to support a healthy diet and lifestyle, not to replace them.
Who is Cruciferous Plus suitable for?
Cruciferous Plus suits adults who want a straightforward way to add cruciferous vegetable nutrition to a diet that does not reliably include it. It is a general wellness supplement rather than a targeted formula, which is what makes it broadly suitable.
- Adults who eat few green or cruciferous vegetables in a typical week
- Busy professionals eating out, eating late or eating on the move
- Travellers and students with limited control over what is on the plate
- Adults following a plant-forward routine who want concentrated vegetable material daily
- People already using NeoLife supplements who want to widen the plant range in their routine
What does Cruciferous Plus not do?
Cruciferous Plus is a food supplement. It is not a medicine, it does not treat or prevent any disease, and it is not offered as protection against any named condition.
It is not a standardised sulforaphane, isoflavone or limonene supplement. No single compound is isolated, quantified or guaranteed at a set level, because this is a whole-food plant blend and is sold as one.
Research linking vegetable-rich diets to long-term health looks at whole dietary patterns eaten over years, not at any supplement tablet. Nothing in that research transfers to this or any other product as a disease claim.
It does not replace vegetables. One tablet supplies the phytonutrient profile of an optimal serving of cruciferous vegetables, but real vegetables also bring fibre, water, bulk and a wider nutrient spread that no tablet reproduces. It does not replace prescribed medication, it does not produce instant results, and it is not a weight-loss product, a detox product or a hormone treatment.
How should you store Cruciferous Plus?
- Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place, protected from light
- Keep the cap tightly closed after every use
- Keep it out of the bathroom, out of the kitchen steam zone and away from windowsills
- Do not leave the bottle in a parked car or anywhere it will sit in direct sun
- Keep out of reach of children
- Check the expiry date printed on the side of the bottle before use
In Lagos, Abuja and other warm climates, an air-conditioned room or an interior cupboard away from external walls will hold a steadier temperature than a shelf near a window.
What will you receive, and how do you check it is genuine?
You will receive one sealed white bottle of 60 Cruciferous Plus tablets in NeoLife’s current pack design. Recs-Medix sources NeoLife products as an authorised distributor, so what arrives is the same pack supplied through NeoLife’s own channel.
Check these details when your bottle arrives:
- Front label: the green NEOLIFE panel with the NUTRITIONALS line beneath it, CRUCIFEROUS PLUS in green, a photograph of broccoli, radish and kale, and 60 TABLETS at the base
- Back panel: the dosage line, the nine-ingredient blend at 525 mg, and NAFDAC Regn. No. A7-1013
- Side panel: NeoLife International Ltd, Lagos, Nigeria, with Natural Formulas, Hayward, California named as manufacturer, and the NeoLife Scientific Advisory Board seal
- Lower side panel: the lot number and the manufacture and expiry dates printed in the same style as the rest of the panel
- An intact seal under the cap
If anything on the pack you receive does not match the description above, contact us and we can check the product details with you.
Why buy NeoLife Cruciferous Plus from Recs-Medix?
Recs-Medix supplies NeoLife products to customers in Nigeria and abroad, and Cruciferous Plus is stocked as part of the full NeoLife range rather than as a one-off line.
- Order online with same-day delivery in Lagos and Abuja where available, and nationwide delivery across Nigeria
- Payment on Delivery available nationwide within Nigeria
- DHL Express shipping to the USA, UK, Canada, the EU and Australia
- Naira and international currency options at checkout
- Support by WhatsApp, phone and email before and after you order
- Clear shipping and delivery terms and a published returns policy
Which NeoLife products go well with Cruciferous Plus?
Cruciferous Plus covers one part of a daily routine, the plant and vegetable part. Customers building a fuller NeoLife routine around it most often add one of the following:
- NeoLife Beta Guard — a vitamin-based antioxidant formula, for buyers who want declared vitamin and mineral amounts alongside a whole-food blend
- NeoLife Omega-3 Salmon Oil Plus — daily EPA and DHA, the fat-based half of a plant-and-oil routine
- NeoLife Formula IV Plus — a broad daily multivitamin and mineral base to build the rest of the routine on
Frequently asked questions
What is NeoLife Cruciferous Plus used for?
It is used as a daily food supplement to add cruciferous vegetable nutrition to the diet. One tablet supplies 525 mg of concentrated plant material from broccoli, radish, kale, watercress and mustard, with orange, liquorice and soya, giving the phytonutrient profile of an optimal serving of cruciferous vegetables.
Is Cruciferous Plus an antioxidant supplement?
It is a whole-food plant supplement rather than a vitamin antioxidant formula. The blend is made from concentrated vegetable and fruit material, and the label declares no vitamin C, vitamin E, selenium or zinc, which are the nutrients behind recognised antioxidant claims. For a vitamin-based antioxidant formula, look at NeoLife Beta Guard instead or alongside it.
Does Cruciferous Plus replace eating vegetables?
No. It supplies the phytonutrient profile of an optimal serving of cruciferous vegetables, not the fibre, water and bulk that come with eating them. Use it to cover the days your diet falls short, and keep vegetables on the plate where you can.
Can I take Cruciferous Plus if I am allergic to soya or mustard?
No. Soya milk powder and mustard seed are both in the blend, and both are declared allergens. If you are allergic to either, this product is not suitable for you. If you are unsure whether a reaction you have had involves soya or mustard, ask your doctor before taking it.
Can I take Cruciferous Plus with my prescription medicine?
Consult a qualified healthcare professional first, particularly if you take warfarin or another anticoagulant, thyroid medication, or treatment for a hormone-sensitive condition. Take the bottle or the ingredient list with you so they can see the full nine-ingredient blend.
How often should you take Cruciferous Plus?
One tablet daily with a meal is the labelled use. It is a dietary supplement rather than a course of treatment, so take it as part of an everyday routine and keep your doctor informed if you are taking it alongside prescription medicine.
How long does one bottle last?
A 60-tablet bottle lasts 60 days at one tablet daily, calculated from the labelled dose. Because this is a dietary supplement rather than a treatment, there is no defined point at which you should expect a specific effect, and results vary between individuals.
What does the NAFDAC number on the pack mean?
NAFDAC Regn. No. A7-1013 is the registration number issued by Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control for this product. It shows the product has been through NAFDAC’s registration process for the Nigerian market, and it is one of the details worth checking against the pack you receive. Registration is not an assessment of any health claim.
Where can I buy NeoLife Cruciferous Plus in Nigeria?
Order it online from Recs-Medix for delivery anywhere in Nigeria, with same-day delivery in Lagos and Abuja where available and Payment on Delivery nationwide. Pay on the site or when the bottle reaches you, whichever you prefer.
Does Recs-Medix ship Cruciferous Plus internationally?
Yes. We ship by DHL Express to the USA, the UK, Canada, the EU and Australia, alongside nationwide delivery in Nigeria. Supplement import rules differ by country, so check your own national rules on food supplements before ordering from abroad.
Important information
These statements have not been evaluated by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Last updated: 15 August 2026
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