Re: Sulfur causing bad GI symptoms?

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In frequent-dose-chelation mle_ii wrote:

This may be pure coincidence, but I wanted to eat least " sugar " for

breakfast so I didn't eat my normal cereal and instead ate 2 eggs.

Mainly doing this to help ward of the bacterial overgrowth that just

keeps coming back. Anyway, about 4 or so hours later on two separate

days I got intense pain (feels like someone's taking a knife and

twisting it around in the area of my gut just below my belly button)

and then some gas and diarrhea/unformed stools. The pain was

excruciating and passed or lowered when I was able to go to the

bathroom. I know I've had skin testing, blood testing and stool

testing for egg allergies, all came back negative. So I don't think

it's a food allergy, could be some form of intollerance partly caused

by my bacterial overgrowth. But who knows for sure.

Anyway, I noticed in searching some here that sulfur foods mentioned

as problematic for some who are high in sulfur or that it can stir up

mercury. But didn't see any symptoms (that I could find) similar to

mine. Is this related to mercury or just an intollernace? I seem to

remember problems in the past when eating eggs, but none as severe as

it's been the last couple of years with this and other foods. Dairy

used to give me pain like this, at least dairy in chedar cheese.

--------Dairy and eggs are both sulfur foods, so that may be the problem.

Eggs are very agreeable for me, and I don't seem to have a problem with sulfur

foods, so I can't say what the symptoms would be. Does dairy still give you

pains, or don't you eat it any more? There is a list of sulfur foods on pages

195-196 in AI. If those are the foods that are giving you trouble, then you

will probably feel better if you avoid or limit them.---------Jackie

Thanks,

Mike

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