Is Sulfur Deficiency Making You Age Too Fast

So why are we sulfur-deficient?

If sulfur is essential for such a vast number of bodily processes, isn’t it strange that it’s so easy for us to become deficient in it? Supplement skeptics probably have the classic question in mind: how did we manage before the days of fancy, bottled supplements?

The answer is that we didn’t used to need sulfur supplements, because we could get all that we need from food.

In the last 60 years, however, the horrors of the agriculture, meat, and dairy industries have led to a shocking depletion of nutrients from our soil and food.[6]

Furthermore, the fluoride and chlorine that are routinely added to tap water inhibit our body’s ability to absorb sulfur (and they’re detrimental to the oxygen transport process that sulfur facilitates). This is one of the many reasons that fluoridated water is bad news.

Plants can produce Organic Sulfur – mammals cannot. We must ingest sufficient quantities every day.  So, while there are still a few dietary sources of bio-available sulfur, your best bet is to take a supplement.

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You can spell it either way, sulfur or sulphur