Re: Dean --Re: STARTING ALA-re sulphur issues

[Guest guest]

>

> I do not quite understand though why everyone does not have a sulphur

> problem given the single thiol issue and how it moves mercury

> around???

Thanks , and yes this is an excellent point.

I function better on sulphur and can eat it and take supplements of it all

day without a problem.

Chlorella on the other hand hurt me.

I would also like to know " why everyone does not have a sulphur

problem given the single thiol issue and how it moves mercury

around? "

Any others?

>Also the food testing people were imupro300

Thanks. Did you find it very helpful and is this the food allergy test that

Andy is likely to suggest also?

Thanks,

Dean

[Guest guest]

>

> I do not quite understand though why everyone does not have a sulphur

> problem given the single thiol issue and how it moves mercury

> around???

Thanks , and yes this is an excellent point.

I function better on sulphur and can eat it and take supplements of it all

day without a problem.

Chlorella on the other hand hurt me.

I would also like to know " why everyone does not have a sulphur

problem given the single thiol issue and how it moves mercury

around? "

Any others?

>Also the food testing people were imupro300

Thanks. Did you find it very helpful and is this the food allergy test that

Andy is likely to suggest also?

Thanks,

Dean

[Guest guest]

>

> I do not quite understand though why everyone does not have a sulphur

> problem given the single thiol issue and how it moves mercury

> around???

Thanks , and yes this is an excellent point.

I function better on sulphur and can eat it and take supplements of it all

day without a problem.

Chlorella on the other hand hurt me.

I would also like to know " why everyone does not have a sulphur

problem given the single thiol issue and how it moves mercury

around? "

Any others?

>Also the food testing people were imupro300

Thanks. Did you find it very helpful and is this the food allergy test that

Andy is likely to suggest also?

Thanks,

Dean

[Guest guest]

Ya. There is a _lot_ of sulfur in the body, and you need it to

function. So, you've got to have some in your diet. The problem is

that if too much of it hangs around in the bloodstream, then you get

redistribution symptoms. So, the object is to find the happy point in

between. Or, at least the point where you can be as happy as possible.

Sometimes that's hard to do. See Andy's comment here:

http://onibasu.com/archives/am/49367.html

Dave.

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said:

> I do not quite understand though why everyone does not have a sulphur

> problem given the single thiol issue and how it moves mercury

> around???

DeanSA said:

Thanks , and yes this is an excellent point.

I function better on sulphur and can eat it and take supplements of it all

day without a problem.

Chlorella on the other hand hurt me.

I would also like to know " why everyone does not have a sulphur

problem given the single thiol issue and how it moves mercury

around? "

Any others?