Re: sulfur transferase stuff

[Guest guest]

Here is a link with some information on sulfur transferase - it is

about 2/3 the way down the document:

http://members.aol.com/lisas156/gfpak.htm

This is what MSM is for and epsom salt baths. We use TwinLabs MSM

from the health food store. The recommended dose is 1500-3000 mg/day.

A study by Shattock found 83% of autistic children were PST

abnormal and MSM should help this.

http://www.fwt4c.com/htm/treatmen.htm

http://www.isn.net/~jypsy/epsom.htm (epsom salt bath)

You can also search for Rosemary Waring, who is doing a lot of

research in this area.

http://www.kessick.demon.co.uk/aia2.htm

http://trainland.tripod.com/paul.htm

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P.S. Is this more than you wanted to know?!

> my son seems to fall into this, PST stuff, and phenols, does

obviuosly

> improve on Feingold.

> How does one Look Into This? Is this what Kirkman's MSM is for?

help!?

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[Guest guest]

's links are great. Another product to consider is Glucosamine

Sulfate. MSM contains sulfur which the body should be able to

convert to sulfate, which is what is deficient in PST problems. Some

kids don't seem to make the conversion, so the Glucosamine is more

direct. Plus some kids react badly to MSM. There must be some

reason why MSM is more popular, but I don't what it is.