Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

[Guest guest]

Huuman,

I was just on the Mercola site reading the commentaries about this article.

since you posted about it I will make sure to listen Dr. Seneff as well - thank

you.

Wanted to ask you... I bought some MSM capsules/tablets from Swanson. I know

that powder/flakes are preferred, but with the reported awful taste by many but

not all I wanted to avoid the taste. Plus I take colostrum, whey, amino acids

and it is difficult to fit in another poor tasting powder.

Anyway my issue - I have a bad headache from bottom of neck to forehead and

fairly extreme malaise some dizziness muscle aches -similar to flu like

symptoms. I noticed that my nails are stronger though. I probably take around

3 grams on most days of the week and was increasing a little bit the past few

days.

Are these reactions to the msm normal? I am willing to work through it if

likely a detox reaction.

If I start using the powder form do you know of any issues mixing it in whey or

amino acids?

elaine

>

> *Video: Interview with Dr. Seneff, nutrition expert, on Organic Sulfur

>

<http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/09/17/stephanie-seneff-\

on-sulfur.aspx?e_cid=20110917_DNL_art_1>

>

> This is a long, but most interesting video. It should be watched,

> especially, by all over the age of 50, even if they have zero health

> problems. It could add years to your life for almost no cost. Dr.

> Seneff has learned quite a few things about sulfur and certainly has

> turned some new stones when it comes to Heart Health and Diseases.

> Furthermore, Seneff has come up with some very important dietary

> relationships between cholesterol and sulfur that actually make great

> sense. Actually, I have followed her recommended diet quite closely for

> sometime now and feel better for it. As kind of proof to her opinion,

> for those mainstream doctors: one little nasty fact statistically (and

> these are readily available) is that the higher your cholesterol levels

> are once you reach age 80, the longer that you will live (and this age

> is being lowered as we speak).

>

> Even though I have followed the results of sulfur for years now, the

> mainstream medical community is just now learning the incredible value

> of it. I have been researching it on the web ever since I had my

> wonderful results with MSM years ago. Seneff's list of sulfur's values

> is just the beginning to take shape. Recent animal studies indicate

> that: it is most likely a cancer shield of sorts, helps make arteries

> more pliable, helps repair any number of diseases related to improper

> tissue replication and much more. Seneff wants to get her information

> first-hand and that is admirable, but much of what she has discovered

> is repetitious and that info is available on the web.

>

> _Her interesting talking points worth considering that are still

> opinions, but make good sense:

> _**

> Our joints are collagen which are high in sulfur. In order for our

> overall body to exist, it must " steal " sulfur from the joints. So

> feeding your joints (keeping an adequate supply) makes you healthy overall.

> **

> Soft water causes your body to loose sulfur, so if you have a water

> softener, you really need more.

>

> Eliminating carbs helps raise sulfur levels (and allows you to process

> sugars better).

>

> Eat high saturated fat foods like coconut oils... and avoid processed

> sugar totally if your goal is health.

>

> High sulfur and low carbs encourages weight optimization.

>

> Modern farming practices have decreased the sulfur content of our crops

> (and minerals, but she does not mention it).

>

> Vitamin D & sulfur work together.

>

> Aluminum Sulfate has been increased in vaccines along with mercury and

> both are potentially huge problems Older people should never get flu

> shots if this is correct.

>

> Autistic children all have low sulfur levels.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Does this sulfer that our bodies need come from food?...

I have heard that onions and garlic are high in sulfer...true?

How does the doc recommend that we get our sulfer?....from MSM?...

D

From: elaine1231 <elaine1231@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Saturday, September 17, 2011 9:22 PM

Subject: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

 

Huuman,

I was just on the Mercola site reading the commentaries about this article.

since you posted about it I will make sure to listen Dr. Seneff as well - thank

you.

Wanted to ask you... I bought some MSM capsules/tablets from Swanson. I know

that powder/flakes are preferred, but with the reported awful taste by many but

not all I wanted to avoid the taste. Plus I take colostrum, whey, amino acids

and it is difficult to fit in another poor tasting powder.

Anyway my issue - I have a bad headache from bottom of neck to forehead and

fairly extreme malaise some dizziness muscle aches -similar to flu like

symptoms. I noticed that my nails are stronger though. I probably take around 3

grams on most days of the week and was increasing a little bit the past few

days.

Are these reactions to the msm normal? I am willing to work through it if likely

a detox reaction.

If I start using the powder form do you know of any issues mixing it in whey or

amino acids?

elaine

>

> *Video: Interview with Dr. Seneff, nutrition expert, on Organic Sulfur

>

<http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/09/17/stephanie-seneff-\

on-sulfur.aspx?e_cid=20110917_DNL_art_1>

>

> This is a long, but most interesting video. It should be watched,

> especially, by all over the age of 50, even if they have zero health

> problems. It could add years to your life for almost no cost. Dr.

> Seneff has learned quite a few things about sulfur and certainly has

> turned some new stones when it comes to Heart Health and Diseases.

> Furthermore, Seneff has come up with some very important dietary

> relationships between cholesterol and sulfur that actually make great

> sense. Actually, I have followed her recommended diet quite closely for

> sometime now and feel better for it. As kind of proof to her opinion,

> for those mainstream doctors: one little nasty fact statistically (and

> these are readily available) is that the higher your cholesterol levels

> are once you reach age 80, the longer that you will live (and this age

> is being lowered as we speak).

>

> Even though I have followed the results of sulfur for years now, the

> mainstream medical community is just now learning the incredible value

> of it. I have been researching it on the web ever since I had my

> wonderful results with MSM years ago. Seneff's list of sulfur's values

> is just the beginning to take shape. Recent animal studies indicate

> that: it is most likely a cancer shield of sorts, helps make arteries

> more pliable, helps repair any number of diseases related to improper

> tissue replication and much more. Seneff wants to get her information

> first-hand and that is admirable, but much of what she has discovered

> is repetitious and that info is available on the web.

>

> _Her interesting talking points worth considering that are still

> opinions, but make good sense:

> _**

> Our joints are collagen which are high in sulfur. In order for our

> overall body to exist, it must " steal " sulfur from the joints. So

> feeding your joints (keeping an adequate supply) makes you healthy overall.

> **

> Soft water causes your body to loose sulfur, so if you have a water

> softener, you really need more.

>

> Eliminating carbs helps raise sulfur levels (and allows you to process

> sugars better).

>

> Eat high saturated fat foods like coconut oils... and avoid processed

> sugar totally if your goal is health.

>

> High sulfur and low carbs encourages weight optimization.

>

> Modern farming practices have decreased the sulfur content of our crops

> (and minerals, but she does not mention it).

>

> Vitamin D & sulfur work together.

>

> Aluminum Sulfate has been increased in vaccines along with mercury and

> both are potentially huge problems Older people should never get flu

> shots if this is correct.

>

> Autistic children all have low sulfur levels.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have been doing the MSM for just over a week, and I have had the headache you

describe too. Hopefully its just a temporary detox thing.

________________________________

From: elaine1231 <elaine1231@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sat, September 17, 2011 9:22:20 PM

Subject: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

Huuman,

I was just on the Mercola site reading the commentaries about this article.

since you posted about it I will make sure to listen Dr. Seneff as well - thank

you.

Wanted to ask you... I bought some MSM capsules/tablets from Swanson. I know

that powder/flakes are preferred, but with the reported awful taste by many but

not all I wanted to avoid the taste. Plus I take colostrum, whey, amino acids

and it is difficult to fit in another poor tasting powder.

Anyway my issue - I have a bad headache from bottom of neck to forehead and

fairly extreme malaise some dizziness muscle aches -similar to flu like

symptoms. I noticed that my nails are stronger though. I probably take around

3 grams on most days of the week and was increasing a little bit the past few

days.

Are these reactions to the msm normal? I am willing to work through it if

likely a detox reaction.

If I start using the powder form do you know of any issues mixing it in whey or

amino acids?

elaine

>

> *Video: Interview with Dr. Seneff, nutrition expert, on Organic Sulfur

><http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/09/17/stephanie-seneff\

-on-sulfur.aspx?e_cid=20110917_DNL_art_1>

>>

>

> This is a long, but most interesting video. It should be watched,

> especially, by all over the age of 50, even if they have zero health

> problems. It could add years to your life for almost no cost. Dr.

> Seneff has learned quite a few things about sulfur and certainly has

> turned some new stones when it comes to Heart Health and Diseases.

> Furthermore, Seneff has come up with some very important dietary

> relationships between cholesterol and sulfur that actually make great

> sense. Actually, I have followed her recommended diet quite closely for

> sometime now and feel better for it. As kind of proof to her opinion,

> for those mainstream doctors: one little nasty fact statistically (and

> these are readily available) is that the higher your cholesterol levels

> are once you reach age 80, the longer that you will live (and this age

> is being lowered as we speak).

>

> Even though I have followed the results of sulfur for years now, the

> mainstream medical community is just now learning the incredible value

> of it. I have been researching it on the web ever since I had my

> wonderful results with MSM years ago. Seneff's list of sulfur's values

> is just the beginning to take shape. Recent animal studies indicate

> that: it is most likely a cancer shield of sorts, helps make arteries

> more pliable, helps repair any number of diseases related to improper

> tissue replication and much more. Seneff wants to get her information

> first-hand and that is admirable, but much of what she has discovered

> is repetitious and that info is available on the web.

>

> _Her interesting talking points worth considering that are still

> opinions, but make good sense:

> _**

> Our joints are collagen which are high in sulfur. In order for our

> overall body to exist, it must " steal " sulfur from the joints. So

> feeding your joints (keeping an adequate supply) makes you healthy overall.

> **

> Soft water causes your body to loose sulfur, so if you have a water

> softener, you really need more.

>

> Eliminating carbs helps raise sulfur levels (and allows you to process

> sugars better).

>

> Eat high saturated fat foods like coconut oils... and avoid processed

> sugar totally if your goal is health.

>

> High sulfur and low carbs encourages weight optimization.

>

> Modern farming practices have decreased the sulfur content of our crops

> (and minerals, but she does not mention it).

>

> Vitamin D & sulfur work together.

>

> Aluminum Sulfate has been increased in vaccines along with mercury and

> both are potentially huge problems Older people should never get flu

> shots if this is correct.

>

> Autistic children all have low sulfur levels.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Could be detox...but could also be MSM moving mercury around...it's not a true

chelator in that it can't take the mercury out of your body, just move it around

- headache can result. BTW, same thing can happen w/ alpha lipoic acid..it CAN

chelate mercury from the brain, but if you take too much and still have mercury

in your fillings, it will cause a headache or other symptoms.

Anyway, hope it goes away for you!

> >

> > *Video: Interview with Dr. Seneff, nutrition expert, on Organic Sulfur

>

><http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/09/17/stephanie-seneff\

-on-sulfur.aspx?e_cid=20110917_DNL_art_1>

> >>

> >

> > This is a long, but most interesting video. It should be watched,

> > especially, by all over the age of 50, even if they have zero health

> > problems. It could add years to your life for almost no cost. Dr.

> > Seneff has learned quite a few things about sulfur and certainly has

> > turned some new stones when it comes to Heart Health and Diseases.

> > Furthermore, Seneff has come up with some very important dietary

> > relationships between cholesterol and sulfur that actually make great

> > sense. Actually, I have followed her recommended diet quite closely for

> > sometime now and feel better for it. As kind of proof to her opinion,

> > for those mainstream doctors: one little nasty fact statistically (and

> > these are readily available) is that the higher your cholesterol levels

> > are once you reach age 80, the longer that you will live (and this age

> > is being lowered as we speak).

> >

> > Even though I have followed the results of sulfur for years now, the

> > mainstream medical community is just now learning the incredible value

> > of it. I have been researching it on the web ever since I had my

> > wonderful results with MSM years ago. Seneff's list of sulfur's values

> > is just the beginning to take shape. Recent animal studies indicate

> > that: it is most likely a cancer shield of sorts, helps make arteries

> > more pliable, helps repair any number of diseases related to improper

> > tissue replication and much more. Seneff wants to get her information

> > first-hand and that is admirable, but much of what she has discovered

> > is repetitious and that info is available on the web.

> >

> > _Her interesting talking points worth considering that are still

> > opinions, but make good sense:

> > _**

> > Our joints are collagen which are high in sulfur. In order for our

> > overall body to exist, it must " steal " sulfur from the joints. So

> > feeding your joints (keeping an adequate supply) makes you healthy overall.

> > **

> > Soft water causes your body to loose sulfur, so if you have a water

> > softener, you really need more.

> >

> > Eliminating carbs helps raise sulfur levels (and allows you to process

> > sugars better).

> >

> > Eat high saturated fat foods like coconut oils... and avoid processed

> > sugar totally if your goal is health.

> >

> > High sulfur and low carbs encourages weight optimization.

> >

> > Modern farming practices have decreased the sulfur content of our crops

> > (and minerals, but she does not mention it).

> >

> > Vitamin D & sulfur work together.

> >

> > Aluminum Sulfate has been increased in vaccines along with mercury and

> > both are potentially huge problems Older people should never get flu

> > shots if this is correct.

> >

> > Autistic children all have low sulfur levels.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think I read somewhere that the headache should go away.. I hope so.

________________________________

From: lizz7711 <lizz7711@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sun, September 18, 2011 2:43:58 PM

Subject: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

Could be detox...but could also be MSM moving mercury around...it's not a true

chelator in that it can't take the mercury out of your body, just move it around

- headache can result. BTW, same thing can happen w/ alpha lipoic acid..it CAN

chelate mercury from the brain, but if you take too much and still have mercury

in your fillings, it will cause a headache or other symptoms.

Anyway, hope it goes away for you!

> >

> > *Video: Interview with Dr. Seneff, nutrition expert, on Organic Sulfur

>><http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/09/17/stephanie-senef\

f-on-sulfur.aspx?e_cid=20110917_DNL_art_1>

>>

> >>

> >

> > This is a long, but most interesting video. It should be watched,

> > especially, by all over the age of 50, even if they have zero health

> > problems. It could add years to your life for almost no cost. Dr.

> > Seneff has learned quite a few things about sulfur and certainly has

> > turned some new stones when it comes to Heart Health and Diseases.

> > Furthermore, Seneff has come up with some very important dietary

> > relationships between cholesterol and sulfur that actually make great

> > sense. Actually, I have followed her recommended diet quite closely for

> > sometime now and feel better for it. As kind of proof to her opinion,

> > for those mainstream doctors: one little nasty fact statistically (and

> > these are readily available) is that the higher your cholesterol levels

> > are once you reach age 80, the longer that you will live (and this age

> > is being lowered as we speak).

> >

> > Even though I have followed the results of sulfur for years now, the

> > mainstream medical community is just now learning the incredible value

> > of it. I have been researching it on the web ever since I had my

> > wonderful results with MSM years ago. Seneff's list of sulfur's values

> > is just the beginning to take shape. Recent animal studies indicate

> > that: it is most likely a cancer shield of sorts, helps make arteries

> > more pliable, helps repair any number of diseases related to improper

> > tissue replication and much more. Seneff wants to get her information

> > first-hand and that is admirable, but much of what she has discovered

> > is repetitious and that info is available on the web.

> >

> > _Her interesting talking points worth considering that are still

> > opinions, but make good sense:

> > _**

> > Our joints are collagen which are high in sulfur. In order for our

> > overall body to exist, it must " steal " sulfur from the joints. So

> > feeding your joints (keeping an adequate supply) makes you healthy overall.

> > **

> > Soft water causes your body to loose sulfur, so if you have a water

> > softener, you really need more.

> >

> > Eliminating carbs helps raise sulfur levels (and allows you to process

> > sugars better).

> >

> > Eat high saturated fat foods like coconut oils... and avoid processed

> > sugar totally if your goal is health.

> >

> > High sulfur and low carbs encourages weight optimization.

> >

> > Modern farming practices have decreased the sulfur content of our crops

> > (and minerals, but she does not mention it).

> >

> > Vitamin D & sulfur work together.

> >

> > Aluminum Sulfate has been increased in vaccines along with mercury and

> > both are potentially huge problems Older people should never get flu

> > shots if this is correct.

> >

> > Autistic children all have low sulfur levels.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think I read somewhere that the headaches from msm can be caused by to much to

soon. It says you need to start off very slow and increase the dose slowly.

From: Cody <lecody2001@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2011 3:36 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

 

I think I read somewhere that the headache should go away.. I hope so.

________________________________

From: lizz7711 <lizz7711@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sun, September 18, 2011 2:43:58 PM

Subject: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

Could be detox...but could also be MSM moving mercury around...it's not a true

chelator in that it can't take the mercury out of your body, just move it around

- headache can result. BTW, same thing can happen w/ alpha lipoic acid..it CAN

chelate mercury from the brain, but if you take too much and still have mercury

in your fillings, it will cause a headache or other symptoms.

Anyway, hope it goes away for you!

> >

> > *Video: Interview with Dr. Seneff, nutrition expert, on Organic Sulfur

>><http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/09/17/stephanie-senef\

f-on-sulfur.aspx?e_cid=20110917_DNL_art_1>

>>

> >>

> >

> > This is a long, but most interesting video. It should be watched,

> > especially, by all over the age of 50, even if they have zero health

> > problems. It could add years to your life for almost no cost. Dr.

> > Seneff has learned quite a few things about sulfur and certainly has

> > turned some new stones when it comes to Heart Health and Diseases.

> > Furthermore, Seneff has come up with some very important dietary

> > relationships between cholesterol and sulfur that actually make great

> > sense. Actually, I have followed her recommended diet quite closely for

> > sometime now and feel better for it. As kind of proof to her opinion,

> > for those mainstream doctors: one little nasty fact statistically (and

> > these are readily available) is that the higher your cholesterol levels

> > are once you reach age 80, the longer that you will live (and this age

> > is being lowered as we speak).

> >

> > Even though I have followed the results of sulfur for years now, the

> > mainstream medical community is just now learning the incredible value

> > of it. I have been researching it on the web ever since I had my

> > wonderful results with MSM years ago. Seneff's list of sulfur's values

> > is just the beginning to take shape. Recent animal studies indicate

> > that: it is most likely a cancer shield of sorts, helps make arteries

> > more pliable, helps repair any number of diseases related to improper

> > tissue replication and much more. Seneff wants to get her information

> > first-hand and that is admirable, but much of what she has discovered

> > is repetitious and that info is available on the web.

> >

> > _Her interesting talking points worth considering that are still

> > opinions, but make good sense:

> > _**

> > Our joints are collagen which are high in sulfur. In order for our

> > overall body to exist, it must " steal " sulfur from the joints. So

> > feeding your joints (keeping an adequate supply) makes you healthy overall.

> > **

> > Soft water causes your body to loose sulfur, so if you have a water

> > softener, you really need more.

> >

> > Eliminating carbs helps raise sulfur levels (and allows you to process

> > sugars better).

> >

> > Eat high saturated fat foods like coconut oils... and avoid processed

> > sugar totally if your goal is health.

> >

> > High sulfur and low carbs encourages weight optimization.

> >

> > Modern farming practices have decreased the sulfur content of our crops

> > (and minerals, but she does not mention it).

> >

> > Vitamin D & sulfur work together.

> >

> > Aluminum Sulfate has been increased in vaccines along with mercury and

> > both are potentially huge problems Older people should never get flu

> > shots if this is correct.

> >

> > Autistic children all have low sulfur levels.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

That is pretty much what I read... but I am already up to 12 grams a day.. and

plan to stay there for the rest of this month and if the headache doesn't go

away, I will lower it and go up slower.

C.

________________________________

From: <wilson19262003@...>

" Coconut Oil "

<Coconut Oil >

Sent: Sun, September 18, 2011 5:16:46 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

I think I read somewhere that the headaches from msm can be caused by to much to

soon. It says you need to start off very slow and increase the dose slowly.

From: Cody <lecody2001@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2011 3:36 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

I think I read somewhere that the headache should go away.. I hope so.

________________________________

From: lizz7711 <lizz7711@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sun, September 18, 2011 2:43:58 PM

Subject: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

Could be detox...but could also be MSM moving mercury around...it's not a true

chelator in that it can't take the mercury out of your body, just move it around

- headache can result. BTW, same thing can happen w/ alpha lipoic acid..it CAN

chelate mercury from the brain, but if you take too much and still have mercury

in your fillings, it will cause a headache or other symptoms.

Anyway, hope it goes away for you!

> >

> > *Video: Interview with Dr. Seneff, nutrition expert, on Organic Sulfur

>><http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/09/17/stephanie-senef\

f-on-sulfur.aspx?e_cid=20110917_DNL_art_1>

>>

>>

> >>

> >

> > This is a long, but most interesting video. It should be watched,

> > especially, by all over the age of 50, even if they have zero health

> > problems. It could add years to your life for almost no cost. Dr.

> > Seneff has learned quite a few things about sulfur and certainly has

> > turned some new stones when it comes to Heart Health and Diseases.

> > Furthermore, Seneff has come up with some very important dietary

> > relationships between cholesterol and sulfur that actually make great

> > sense. Actually, I have followed her recommended diet quite closely for

> > sometime now and feel better for it. As kind of proof to her opinion,

> > for those mainstream doctors: one little nasty fact statistically (and

> > these are readily available) is that the higher your cholesterol levels

> > are once you reach age 80, the longer that you will live (and this age

> > is being lowered as we speak).

> >

> > Even though I have followed the results of sulfur for years now, the

> > mainstream medical community is just now learning the incredible value

> > of it. I have been researching it on the web ever since I had my

> > wonderful results with MSM years ago. Seneff's list of sulfur's values

> > is just the beginning to take shape. Recent animal studies indicate

> > that: it is most likely a cancer shield of sorts, helps make arteries

> > more pliable, helps repair any number of diseases related to improper

> > tissue replication and much more. Seneff wants to get her information

> > first-hand and that is admirable, but much of what she has discovered

> > is repetitious and that info is available on the web.

> >

> > _Her interesting talking points worth considering that are still

> > opinions, but make good sense:

> > _**

> > Our joints are collagen which are high in sulfur. In order for our

> > overall body to exist, it must " steal " sulfur from the joints. So

> > feeding your joints (keeping an adequate supply) makes you healthy overall.

> > **

> > Soft water causes your body to loose sulfur, so if you have a water

> > softener, you really need more.

> >

> > Eliminating carbs helps raise sulfur levels (and allows you to process

> > sugars better).

> >

> > Eat high saturated fat foods like coconut oils... and avoid processed

> > sugar totally if your goal is health.

> >

> > High sulfur and low carbs encourages weight optimization.

> >

> > Modern farming practices have decreased the sulfur content of our crops

> > (and minerals, but she does not mention it).

> >

> > Vitamin D & sulfur work together.

> >

> > Aluminum Sulfate has been increased in vaccines along with mercury and

> > both are potentially huge problems Older people should never get flu

> > shots if this is correct.

> >

> > Autistic children all have low sulfur levels.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Good Luck laura. I hope the hedaches go away

From: Cody <lecody2001@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2011 4:22 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

 

That is pretty much what I read... but I am already up to 12 grams a day.. and

plan to stay there for the rest of this month and if the headache doesn't go

away, I will lower it and go up slower.

C.

________________________________

From: <wilson19262003@...>

" Coconut Oil "

<Coconut Oil >

Sent: Sun, September 18, 2011 5:16:46 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

I think I read somewhere that the headaches from msm can be caused by to much to

soon. It says you need to start off very slow and increase the dose slowly.

From: Cody <lecody2001@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2011 3:36 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

I think I read somewhere that the headache should go away.. I hope so.

________________________________

From: lizz7711 <lizz7711@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Sun, September 18, 2011 2:43:58 PM

Subject: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

Could be detox...but could also be MSM moving mercury around...it's not a true

chelator in that it can't take the mercury out of your body, just move it around

- headache can result. BTW, same thing can happen w/ alpha lipoic acid..it CAN

chelate mercury from the brain, but if you take too much and still have mercury

in your fillings, it will cause a headache or other symptoms.

Anyway, hope it goes away for you!

> >

> > *Video: Interview with Dr. Seneff, nutrition expert, on Organic Sulfur

>><http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/09/17/stephanie-senef\

f-on-sulfur.aspx?e_cid=20110917_DNL_art_1>

>>

>>

> >>

> >

> > This is a long, but most interesting video. It should be watched,

> > especially, by all over the age of 50, even if they have zero health

> > problems. It could add years to your life for almost no cost. Dr.

> > Seneff has learned quite a few things about sulfur and certainly has

> > turned some new stones when it comes to Heart Health and Diseases.

> > Furthermore, Seneff has come up with some very important dietary

> > relationships between cholesterol and sulfur that actually make great

> > sense. Actually, I have followed her recommended diet quite closely for

> > sometime now and feel better for it. As kind of proof to her opinion,

> > for those mainstream doctors: one little nasty fact statistically (and

> > these are readily available) is that the higher your cholesterol levels

> > are once you reach age 80, the longer that you will live (and this age

> > is being lowered as we speak).

> >

> > Even though I have followed the results of sulfur for years now, the

> > mainstream medical community is just now learning the incredible value

> > of it. I have been researching it on the web ever since I had my

> > wonderful results with MSM years ago. Seneff's list of sulfur's values

> > is just the beginning to take shape. Recent animal studies indicate

> > that: it is most likely a cancer shield of sorts, helps make arteries

> > more pliable, helps repair any number of diseases related to improper

> > tissue replication and much more. Seneff wants to get her information

> > first-hand and that is admirable, but much of what she has discovered

> > is repetitious and that info is available on the web.

> >

> > _Her interesting talking points worth considering that are still

> > opinions, but make good sense:

> > _**

> > Our joints are collagen which are high in sulfur. In order for our

> > overall body to exist, it must " steal " sulfur from the joints. So

> > feeding your joints (keeping an adequate supply) makes you healthy overall.

> > **

> > Soft water causes your body to loose sulfur, so if you have a water

> > softener, you really need more.

> >

> > Eliminating carbs helps raise sulfur levels (and allows you to process

> > sugars better).

> >

> > Eat high saturated fat foods like coconut oils... and avoid processed

> > sugar totally if your goal is health.

> >

> > High sulfur and low carbs encourages weight optimization.

> >

> > Modern farming practices have decreased the sulfur content of our crops

> > (and minerals, but she does not mention it).

> >

> > Vitamin D & sulfur work together.

> >

> > Aluminum Sulfate has been increased in vaccines along with mercury and

> > both are potentially huge problems Older people should never get flu

> > shots if this is correct.

> >

> > Autistic children all have low sulfur levels.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi elane:

There should be no reaction to MSM. Most likely, you are suffering from

a release of toxins... weather it completely before increasing the

amounts. Powder just gets it into your system in higher amounts which

you don't want right now. In fact, I would cut back some till these

symptoms go away.

MSM does not conflict with any other supplements that I am aware of and

I have always taken a hand full per day. Certainly, whey provides

sulfur also. Duncan has made me into a whey fanatic, by the way (pun

intended).

I can't get over how such a simple chemical like organic sulfur can have

such a profound and widespread benefit and take so long for us to

reveal. Great video, huh?

Cheers,

Jim

>Huuman,

I was just on the Mercola site reading the commentaries about this

article. since you posted about it I will make sure to listen Dr. Seneff

as well - thank you.

Wanted to ask you... I bought some MSM capsules/tablets from Swanson. I

know that powder/flakes are preferred, but with the reported awful taste

by many but not all I wanted to avoid the taste. Plus I take colostrum,

whey, amino acids and it is difficult to fit in another poor tasting powder.

Anyway my issue - I have a bad headache from bottom of neck to forehead

and fairly extreme malaise some dizziness muscle aches -similar to flu

like symptoms. I noticed that my nails are stronger though. I probably

take around 3 grams on most days of the week and was increasing a little

bit the past few days.

Are these reactions to the msm normal? I am willing to work through it

if likely a detox reaction.

If I start using the powder form do you know of any issues mixing it in

whey or amino acids?

elaine<

[Guest guest]

On 2011-09-17 9:22 PM, elaine1231 <elaine1231@...> wrote:

> Wanted to ask you... I bought some MSM capsules/tablets from Swanson.

> I know that powder/flakes are preferred, but with the reported awful

> taste by many but not all I wanted to avoid the taste.

It isn't just about the flakes being preferred, it is about purity - the

others containing fillers/binders that are not desirable - and efficacy

- taking the flakes and swishing it around in the mouth allows virtually

*all* of the MSM to be absorbed directly into the system, bypassing the

digestive system (thereby avoiding any potential problems that large

doses of MSM can cause some people in the digestive tract).

> Plus I take colostrum, whey, amino acids and it is difficult to fit

> in another poor tasting powder.

'Poor tasting'?? My whey and colostrum taste great, so if yours taste

bad, maybe you are using bad brands? Or maybe you just have 'picky'

taste buds...

Anyway, taking the MSM the way huuman recommends you can hardly taste it

at all, just like when you eat/drink something and 'hold your nose' at

the same time - although you have to get the hang of it.

> Anyway my issue - I have a bad headache from bottom of neck to

> forehead and fairly extreme malaise some dizziness muscle aches

> -similar to flu like symptoms. I noticed that my nails are stronger

> though. I probably take around 3 grams on most days of the week and

> was increasing a little bit the past few days. Are these reactions to

> the msm normal? I am willing to work through it if likely a detox

> reaction.

Could be a reaction to the fillers/binders, or maybe a reaction to it

going through the digestive tract. I do know I am taking 30-40 grams per

day, and have *no* side effects.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, but I think I am past the worst of it...I feel only mildly icky and a

very mild headache which isn't as bad today as it was yesterday. And the

headache may just be my nephew who is living with me.

Weren't you the one, or was it " T " that said I shouldn't start low? That it

wasn't worth the trouble if I didn't gobble down 1/2cups of it.. [exaggerating

a little bit here]...

I think I may actually be impressed with MSM but it is too early to tell for

sure..

Has anybody ever dealt with someone who has inflammation just about

everywhere???? Because I am pretty sure that is me. Is there an actual name

for this? I don't have fibromyalgia and I don't think I have CFS because I am

rarely " fatigued " . But I do have inflammation just about everywhere. Lungs,

stomach, subcutaneous skin... muscles.. and Urinary tract....

I may actually be one of those people that will have to take a lot of MSM.

But I still maintain that if you don't have a lot of health problems you should

not need, nor will you body use much of any particular nutrient.

________________________________

From: Huuman <huuman60@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Mon, September 19, 2011 12:07:20 PM

Subject: Re: Organic Sulfur and Your Health

Hi :

If I was unclear in my previous post, please listen carefully:

You are undoubtedly experiencing a release of toxins. I recommend that

you cut back until your problems go away. Stored mercury is not so

dangerous in your body fat, but as we know, can cause all sorts of

problems in your gut. Of course, it could be just about any sort of

toxin that MSM frees up, but you get the picture.

Just my opinion.

Regards,

Jim

>That is pretty much what I read... but I am already up to 12 grams a

day.. and

plan to stay there for the rest of this month and if the headache

doesn't go

away, I will lower it and go up slower.

C.<

[Guest guest]

On 2011-09-19 1:38 PM, Cody <lecody2001@...> wrote:

>

> Weren't you the one, or was it " T " that said I shouldn't start low? That it

> wasn't worth the trouble if I didn't gobble down 1/2cups of it..

> [exaggerating a little bit here]...

I said you shouldn't *start* low - but that you could cut back *if* you

indeed had some kind of negative reaction to the larger doses.

I maintain that it is a waste of time to *start* at low doses without

confirming first that you *need* to start at lower doses.

I understand and agree that everyone is different, and some people may

*need* to.

[Guest guest]

On 2011-09-19 1:38 PM, Cody <lecody2001@...> wrote:

> But I still maintain that if you don't have a lot of health problems

> you should not need, nor will you body use much of any particular

> nutrient.

And again - the lack of *symptoms* does not equate to 'no health problems'.

This is evidenced by some people who may believe they are healthy, but

have a severe reaction to a large dose of MSM or any other detoxifying

nutrient - or 'catch' the flu whenever it makes the rounds at the office.

[Guest guest]

how do you take your colostrum and whey?

> > Wanted to ask you... I bought some MSM capsules/tablets from Swanson.

> > I know that powder/flakes are preferred, but with the reported awful

> > taste by many but not all I wanted to avoid the taste.

>

> It isn't just about the flakes being preferred, it is about purity - the

> others containing fillers/binders that are not desirable - and efficacy

> - taking the flakes and swishing it around in the mouth allows virtually

> *all* of the MSM to be absorbed directly into the system, bypassing the

> digestive system (thereby avoiding any potential problems that large

> doses of MSM can cause some people in the digestive tract).

>

> > Plus I take colostrum, whey, amino acids and it is difficult to fit

> > in another poor tasting powder.

>

> 'Poor tasting'?? My whey and colostrum taste great, so if yours taste

> bad, maybe you are using bad brands? Or maybe you just have 'picky'

> taste buds...

>

> Anyway, taking the MSM the way huuman recommends you can hardly taste it

> at all, just like when you eat/drink something and 'hold your nose' at

> the same time - although you have to get the hang of it.

>

> > Anyway my issue - I have a bad headache from bottom of neck to

> > forehead and fairly extreme malaise some dizziness muscle aches

> > -similar to flu like symptoms. I noticed that my nails are stronger

> > though. I probably take around 3 grams on most days of the week and

> > was increasing a little bit the past few days. Are these reactions to

> > the msm normal? I am willing to work through it if likely a detox

> > reaction.

>

> Could be a reaction to the fillers/binders, or maybe a reaction to it

> going through the digestive tract. I do know I am taking 30-40 grams per

> day, and have *no* side effects.

>

[Guest guest]

On 2011-09-21 11:26 AM, elaine1231 <elaine1231@...> wrote:

> how do you take your colostrum and whey?

I eat my colostrum by the tablespoon...

My whey shake consists of (in a 12 oz glass):

1/2 water

2 capfuls of the Fulvic/Humic Acid Mineral blend

2 scoops whey

contents of one 200mg selenium capsule

one teaspoon of inulin

1 tablespoon of MCT oil (just started adding this)

then, fill the glass to the top with raw cream

yum!