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Correcting Sulfur Deficiency for Health:

https://www.yourhomeopath.org/documents/services/sulfur.pdf

I feel so much better (after only 4 days of supplementing) when going to sleep, with my aches and pains notably diminished. Digestion improved. Hair loss slowed. I cannot believe in all these years I missed this part of the puzzle. Apparently sulfur is extremely important for detoxing the liver and blood as well as elasticity of the skin. Helping the body to convert cholesterol to vitamin D3 with sunlight.

It's importance cannot be underestimated for our health.

~Bonnie

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A Possible Contributing Factor in Obesity, Heart Disease, Alzheimer’s and Chronic Fatigue

Obesity is quickly becoming the number one health issue confronting America today, and has also risen to epidemic proportions worldwide. Its spread is associated with the adoption of a Western-style diet. However, I believe that the widespread consumption of food imports produced by U.S. companies plays a crucial role in the rise in obesity worldwide. Specifically, these “fast foods” typically include heavily processed derivatives of corn, soybeans and grains, grown on highly efficient mega-farms. Furthermore, I will argue in this essay that one of the core underlying causes of obesity may be sulfur deficiency.

Sulfur is the eighth most common element by mass in the human body, behind oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, phosphorus and potassium. The two sulfur-containing amino acids, methionine and cysteine, play essential physiological roles throughout the body. However, sulfur has been consistently overlooked by those addressing the issues of nutritional deficiencies. In fact, the National Academy of Sciences has not even assigned a minimum daily requirement (MDR) for sulfur. One consequence of sulfur’s limbo nutritional status is that it is omitted from the long list of supplements that are commonly artificially added to popular foods like cereal.

https://www.westonaprice.org/health-topics/abcs-of-nutrition/sulfur-deficiency/#gsc.tab=0