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Mr Common Sense
2/2/2010
10:04:59 PM
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Sorry, last post was bad ...
I hope I'm not breaking the posting rules, but this is just food, not a protocol. Best read in the following order, the answer is eggs do have sulfur and are a good source, but you can get way more with zero cholesterol this way ...
True Protein Amino Acids and Sulfur
and
Sulfur A real mystery
And here's the kicker, Cysteine deficiency symptoms (a sulfur based amino acid). Sound familiar anybody.
Symptoms of cysteine deficiency include:
apathy
loss of pigmentation in hair
edema
lethargy
liver damage
muscle loss
skin lesions
weakness
fat loss
and slowed growth in children.
Mel, if there is a problem with those post feel free to delete. Dawn, you can see my articles HERE
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Mr. Common Sense
2/2/2010
10:01:49 PM
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I hope I'm not breaking the posting rules, but this is just food, not a protocol. Best read in the following order, the answer is eggs do have sulfur and are a good source, but you can get way more with zero cholesterol this way ...
http://morgellonspgpr.wordpress.com/2009/12/23/true-protein-amino-acids-and-sulfur/
and
Sulfur A real mystery
And here's the kicker, Cysteine deficiency symptoms (a sulfur based amino acid). Sound familiar anybody.
Symptoms of cysteine deficiency include:
apathy
loss of pigmentation in hair
edema
lethargy
liver damage
muscle loss
skin lesions
weakness
fat loss
and slowed growth in children.
Mel, if there is a problem with those post feel free to delete. Dawn, you can see my articles HERE
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Dawn
2/2/2010
10:04:59 PM
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Would eating eggs help restoring sulfur in the body?
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