broccoli sprouts

That's good news indeed!  But where can you get broccoli sprouts?
Health food stores?  I don't recall ever seeing them.

It's very easy to grow your own sprouts.  You can do it in a plain mason jar, or you can get fancy kits for sprouting.  Broccoli sprout seeds are a tad more expensive than alfalfa or bean sprouts, but not too bad.

I've been doing the broccoli sprout thing for about a year. A scientist at Johns Hopkins discovered that the anti-cancer ingredients in broccoli are very concentrated in the sprouts. He started his own company, tried unsuccessfully to patent broccoli sprouts, now claims that the sprouts from his company are superior.
  I get my seeds from mums seeds in Canada. Good quality, organic, good price. I purchased once from another company I found on-line and got poor results.
  They are very easy to grow. Get a quart mason jar, soak the seeds(2 tablespoonsful) for 2hrs max, wrap a piece of handi-wipe (cloth paper towel) over the mouth of jar with a rubber band. Invert the jar at an angle in a small bowl or tray to drain. Rinse and drain twice a day. In 3-4 days the jar will be packed with sprouts. Dump them into a large bowl of water and skim the spent seed casings which float to the top. Drain the spouts in a colander, press out as much water as you can with paper towels, they keep longer if not soaking wet. Put in a closed container in the fridge and they will keep for a week or two.
  The indoles in the sprouts give off some unpleasant odors, this is normal. You (or your coworkers) may notice it also if you pass gas.