Sulfur

 
Excellent article on Sulfur.
Lizzie

Are You Getting Enough Sulfur in Your Body? - Articles - Mercola




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> Excellent article on Sulfur.

Yes, but is there any evidence that Sulfur supplementation has anything
to do with ES?  :-)

Also, I still maintain that if one is mercury toxic, adding sulfur to
your diet is probably one of the worst things you can do.  And I
speak from past experience on this, so hopefully others won't make
the same mistakes that I did...

Marc

You know what this reminds me of?
Someone who is bound and determined to never try
something again, because they had a bad experience.
And they blamed the messenger for the message!
The messenger being the body trying to tell you
something was wrong. So basically, you are punishing
your body for reacting accordingly, by telling you that
something was out of balance.
So... your idea is to just completely avoid
a mineral that plays a critical role in:
oxygen transport? A mineral that is essential for joint repair- think
painful joints or inflammation isn't part of ES?
How about oxygen? WE don't need it?
We don't need our livers to work right either, is that it?
Something that is essential to health absolutely effects those with
ES as well as a host of other conditions, that people with ES also
 often, do have.
Marc, I know you're trying to help others...I think we're both
trying to prevent others from making or having bad experiences.
And believe me, I've had some BAD ones too!
 Mostly because
in the beginning, I didn't have a clue that the body needed
these vital nutrients/minerals. I did the right thng by supporting
my thryoid and adrenals...but did a horrible thing by trying to
chelate, using various diff't methods...that made it worse.
Because they PULLED out the vital minerals that my body
was already lacking to begin with.  
And minerals such as: Iodine, Magnesium in a form that
the body can absorb easily, and Sulfur are essential to good
health.
IF the body isn't able to metabolize a vital mineral...
don't blame the mineral! Find out why the body
isn't able to absorb it!
I want to believe that your whole intention is to help.
Sometimes we can let ourselves be blinded...
by a bad experience. And in this case, when you continually
shoot down my suggestions...I have to re think your motives here.
Are you trying to help...
Or is it more important for you to be right all the time.
 
 
 
Lizzie
 

 



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> Excellent article on Sulfur.

Yes, but is there any evidence that Sulfur supplementation has anything
to do with ES? :-)

Also, I still maintain that if one is mercury toxic, adding sulfur to
your diet is probably one of the worst things you can do. And I
speak from past experience on this, so hopefully others won't make
the same mistakes that I did...

Marc



     

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> So... your idea is to just completely avoid
> a mineral that plays a critical role in:

Not at all -- what I'm saying is that there is a correct
order to do things, and an incorrect order.  For example,
if one is mercury toxic, they should probably do the
following things in the following order:

  1) have their mercury fillings removed
  2) take a chelator to remove the mercury that has built
     up in their body
  3) increase sulfur intake once the mercury has
     reduced to an acceptable level. to improve
     general body detoxification of chemicals, etc.

Now, what would happen if someone decided to do the
exact same steps, but in reverse order?  Well, they'd
probably die somewhere along the way.  Because the
increased sulfur would make the mercury poisoning
worse, and chelating before your fillings are removed
would make it worse still.

So I have nothing against increasing sulfur intake.
Just as long as it's done at the appropriate time.

Marc

I wholeheartedly agree with your order.
I started to say in a perfect world,
all would have their mercury fillings removed-
and follow that order.
But that's not right. Because in a perfect world,
that poison would never have been permanently
installed in people's bodies.
But there are people who are unable to do
have their fillings redone right now. The body still
needs oxygen. And sulfur is needed for oxygen
transport.
And on top of that, many are unable to pay the cash'
it usually takes to pay, not just for the mercury free
dental work, but for the testing that shows the levels.
In those cases, people need other suggestions that
they CAN do. And eating raw  (organic) garlic, even
in small amounts can help some of them. In this case,
they can simply try very small amounts...
and  learn to listen to their bodies.
And as to chelating, really- its an on going process.
Its not like you have a load of laundry, and you wash it
and its all done. Mercury has a half life...and it goes
sub tissue. So it makes sense to have a diet where
we consistently feed the  body the nutrients it needs. And it especially
needs them when the burden of toxins is effecting
health. Be it ES, inflammation, chronic fatigue,
brain fog, insomnia, neurological conditions,
heart conditions, ect, ect, ect...
Have a wonderful, peaceful and wishes granted
2012!
Lizzie

 



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> So... your idea is to just completely avoid
> a mineral that plays a critical role in:

Not at all -- what I'm saying is that there is a correct
order to do things, and an incorrect order. For example,
if one is mercury toxic, they should probably do the
following things in the following order:

1) have their mercury fillings removed
2) take a chelator to remove the mercury that has built
up in their body
3) increase sulfur intake once the mercury has
reduced to an acceptable level. to improve
general body detoxification of chemicals, etc.

Now, what would happen if someone decided to do the
exact same steps, but in reverse order? Well, they'd
probably die somewhere along the way. Because the
increased sulfur would make the mercury poisoning
worse, and chelating before your fillings are removed
would make it worse still.

So I have nothing against increasing sulfur intake.
Just as long as it's done at the appropriate time.

Marc




     

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There are people who have such a toxic gut/body that their detox pathways (among lots of other things) don't work well.  Some of these folks do better avoiding high-sulphur foods until the gut is healed.

Reference the archives at http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/GAPShelp/

Healing the gut can optimize/negate many actions/reactions that our suffering bodies must deal with.

HTH (Here's to Health)
Sage~~

I don't disagree. And its not just detox pathways, digestive issues plays a pretty big role. And as the thryoid has LOTS to do with digestion, I would venture to say that there are alot of people with digestion issues. So a person eats spicey foods, and it upsets their stomach. Nix the spicey foods completely? Or put a small less then like 1/8 of a teaspoon of raw garlic...mix it with your food and see how it goes. Or, one  could try Aloe Vera leaf concentrate...or tiny amts of onions..... The point is: you're not going to help the body regain health if the proper nutrients/minerals are LEFT OUT.
Most foods are depleted in vital nutrients. So, unless you grow your own, and become a sort of soil expert, thus ensuring that the soil you grow your food in-
is nutrient rich....the chances of eating a tiny amt of - say, raw garlic, and getting too much sulfur, are pretty low. And mixing this TINY amount in your food, for me, was a better way and didn't burn my stomach in the beginning.
I've been eating raw garlic mixed with organic Olive Oil for a long time- mixed with food. (raw zucchini/cucumber/ on my meat/even on toast)
Yes, I started with very SMALL amts and gradually built up. But honestly? I don't think there's very much sulfur in garlic these days. Put it this way. If we got enough nutrients from just our food, why are SO many of us taking supplements? Answer (mine) because there's not ENOUGH nutrients in the food we're eating! So we have to supplement!
Lizzie

 



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There are people who have such a toxic gut/body that their detox pathways (among lots of other things) don't work well. Some of these folks do better avoiding high-sulphur foods until the gut is healed.

Reference the archives at http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/GAPShelp/

Healing the gut can optimize/negate many actions/reactions that our suffering bodies must deal with.

HTH (Here's to Health)
Sage~~




     

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Cool.
 
You guys are so awesome with your experience.  Wow.  I have a mouth half full of mercury fillings I can only imagine what it will cost to have them removed and refilled with the composite.  But thanks for the info so that one day I'll have some idea of what to do, if I'm fortunate enough to ever get them replaced.
 
Thanks.

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> So... your idea is to just completely avoid
> a mineral that plays a critical role in:

Not at all -- what I'm saying is that there is a correct
order to do things, and an incorrect order. For example,
if one is mercury toxic, they should probably do the
following things in the following order:

1) have their mercury fillings removed
2) take a chelator to remove the mercury that has built
up in their body
3) increase sulfur intake once the mercury has
reduced to an acceptable level. to improve
general body detoxification of chemicals, etc.

Now, what would happen if someone decided to do the
exact same steps, but in reverse order? Well, they'd
probably die somewhere along the way. Because the
increased sulfur would make the mercury poisoning
worse, and chelating before your fillings are removed
would make it worse still.

So I have nothing against increasing sulfur intake.
Just as long as it's done at the appropriate time.

Marc








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My sentiments and circumstances exactly, thank you and Happy New Year!


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Subject: RE: [eSens] Sulfur
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I wholeheartedly agree with your order.
I started to say in a perfect world,
all would have their mercury fillings removed-
and follow that order.
But that's not right. Because in a perfect world,
that poison would never have been permanently
installed in people's bodies.
But there are people who are unable to do
have their fillings redone right now. The body still
needs oxygen. And sulfur is needed for oxygen
transport.
And on top of that, many are unable to pay the cash'
it usually takes to pay, not just for the mercury free
dental work, but for the testing that shows the levels.
In those cases, people need other suggestions that
they CAN do. And eating raw (organic) garlic, even
in small amounts can help some of them. In this case,
they can simply try very small amounts...
and learn to listen to their bodies.
And as to chelating, really- its an on going process.
Its not like you have a load of laundry, and you wash it
and its all done. Mercury has a half life...and it goes
sub tissue. So it makes sense to have a diet where
we consistently feed the body the nutrients it needs. And it especially
needs them when the burden of toxins is effecting
health. Be it ES, inflammation, chronic fatigue,
brain fog, insomnia, neurological conditions,
heart conditions, ect, ect, ect...
Have a wonderful, peaceful and wishes granted
2012!
Lizzie

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From: [hidden email]
Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2011 20:16:27 -0800
Subject: RE: [eSens] Sulfur

> So... your idea is to just completely avoid
> a mineral that plays a critical role in:

Not at all -- what I'm saying is that there is a correct
order to do things, and an incorrect order. For example,
if one is mercury toxic, they should probably do the
following things in the following order:

1) have their mercury fillings removed
2) take a chelator to remove the mercury that has built
up in their body
3) increase sulfur intake once the mercury has
reduced to an acceptable level. to improve
general body detoxification of chemicals, etc.

Now, what would happen if someone decided to do the
exact same steps, but in reverse order? Well, they'd
probably die somewhere along the way. Because the
increased sulfur would make the mercury poisoning
worse, and chelating before your fillings are removed
would make it worse still.

So I have nothing against increasing sulfur intake.
Just as long as it's done at the appropriate time.

Marc



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You know you can have them replaced at a much cheaper rate in Malaysia? For each filling RM50-200 (USD17-67) depending on the size. See here: http://users.cjb.net/no-amalgam/index.htm

pamela clemonts wrote thus at 10:21 02/01/2012:

Hi Pamela,
I spent $1544 in 2005 to replace 7 fillings. Had it done up in Nelson,
British Columbia, back before passport requirements stopped travel.

Stewart


pamela clemonts wrote:
> You guys are so awesome with your experience.  Wow.  I have a mouth half full of mercury fillings I can only imagine what it will cost to have them removed and refilled with the composite.

Hi Stewart,
 
Happy New Year!  Thank you so much for your kind intuition.  Do you live near British Columbia?  I'm in the NJ/NYC area.   I can imagine that if it costed you $1544 in  2005 for 7 teeth that it would probably be considerably more now.  Is this a stretch?
 
You wouldn't happen to have any idea how much this might cost in the US, would you?
 
I also suppose it's not anything that dental insurance would partially cover (most of their plans are so poor as it is).  I don't have it at this time, but I may have it in the future.
 
Oh and I just counted.  I have seven teeth, also.
 
The other eSens members and sources have stated that the fillings should be removed in a special way.  Did you have any problems with gassing out?
 
I have a couple of chipped teeth in the back and recently I have had times when I would experience what I called gassing out.  It leaves a certain taste in my mouth and does seem to have a minimal sensation when it occurs. It seems to be improving, but for about two months I was experiencing it as much as daily.
 
This mercury thing is quite perturbing.  Makes me wonder why society remains soooo screwed up that medicine can be as harmful as any potentially deadly illness ina "so-called" enlightened era.
 
Pamela
 
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Hi Pamela,
I spent $1544 in 2005 to replace 7 fillings. Had it done up in Nelson,
British Columbia, back before passport requirements stopped travel.

Stewart

pamela clemonts wrote:
> You guys are so awesome with your experience. Wow. I have a mouth half full of mercury fillings I can only imagine what it will cost to have them removed and refilled with the composite.








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Hi Pamela,

Yes, I'm about 20 miles from Danville,WA or 14 Mi from the border.

Very likely to be much more in the US. I have not priced around since,
obviously, and I forget what the price quotes were for the Colville office.

Insurance won't cover "cosmetic" reasons.

Yes precautions were taken in full, including the dam, and air cleaner,
like a vacuum, to remove out gassing during drilling. I had to have the
motor moved away from my legs. Otherwise it went very well.

Modern medicine thinks the only ones enlightened are the ones making money.

Stewart


pamela clemonts wrote:

I believe they'll remove them starting at 175 to 250, which is a guess. It depends on what type of tooth & the size of the amalgam.

I had a mouth full of amalgams & had too many out, so had to get dentures. A drag, but they're out. I felt so much better. I had a hair test that does not show I'm still poisoned.

 Dentists should have a legal warning about mercury, before putting one in. Mos us have no idea we're getting 50% mercury.

One step at a time.

Kathy






 










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Thank you so much Stewart!
 
Blessings to you!


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Hi Pamela,

Yes, I'm about 20 miles from Danville,WA or 14 Mi from the border.

Very likely to be much more in the US. I have not priced around since,
obviously, and I forget what the price quotes were for the Colville office.

Insurance won't cover "cosmetic" reasons.

Yes precautions were taken in full, including the dam, and air cleaner,
like a vacuum, to remove out gassing during drilling. I had to have the
motor moved away from my legs. Otherwise it went very well.

Modern medicine thinks the only ones enlightened are the ones making money.

Stewart

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Wow, thanks Kathy.  I want to be clear.  Did you have the teeth removed because it was too much money to just replace the fillings?  Or would it have been ineffective?  Also, I paid once after a root canal to have the amalgam replaced.  At the time it was $120 to put in the composite alone.  Also, are those recent prices that you quoted or were they fromm the time when you were having you teeth done? 
 
Happy New Year, Kathy!  I hope it can somehow be a better one for all, somehow.
 
Pam

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I believe they'll remove them starting at 175 to 250, which is a guess. It depends on what type of tooth & the size of the amalgam.

I had a mouth full of amalgams & had too many out, so had to get dentures. A drag, but they're out. I felt so much better. I had a hair test that does not show I'm still poisoned.

 Dentists should have a legal warning about mercury, before putting one in. Mos us have no idea we're getting 50% mercury.

One step at a time.

Kathy

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It would have been ineffective. I had to have a bridge removed due to infection, so would have needed an implant to keep them.  I didn't want anything to do w implants even before I knew what I do now.

I had too many fillings. It would have cost too much along with above. 

They are recent prices. I asked a few mos ago. My daughter needs one removed.

I'm praying for a better year as well. It's encouraging to read all the smart meter legal goings on.

Kathy


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      Wow, thanks Kathy.  I want to be clear.  Did you have the teeth removed because it was too much money to just replace the fillings?  Or would it have been ineffective?  Also, I paid once after a root canal to have the amalgam replaced.  At the time it was $120 to put in the composite alone.  Also, are those recent prices that you quoted or were they fromm the time when you were having you teeth done? 

 

Happy New Year, Kathy!  I hope it can somehow be a better one for all, somehow.

 

Pam






 










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Pam,

You can read the procedures here.

http://www.toothbody.com/biological-dentist-st-louis-services.php

He may know of a dentist in your area.

Blessings,
Kathy





 










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