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Sulfur

Basic Information

Available from natural sources? Yes
Available from synthetic sources? No
Prescription required? No

NATURAL SOURCES

Cabbage
Clams
Beans, dried
Eggs
Fish
Lean beef
Milk
Wheat germ

REASONS TO USE

  • Plays a role in oxidation-reduction reactions.
  • Aids bile secretion in liver.

    UNPROVED SPECULATED BENEFITS

  • Extends life span.
  • Protects against toxic substances.

    WHO NEEDS ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS?

  • Supplements probably not needed. No recorded deficiency states.

    DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS

  • None

    UNPROVED SPECULATED SYMPTOMS

  • None

    LAB TESTS TO DETECT DEFICIENCY

  • None available, except for experimental uses.

    DOSAGE AND USAGE INFORMATION

    Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA):
    No RDA has been established.

    What this mineral does:

  • Sulfur is part of the chemical structure of cysteine, methionine, taurine, glutathione.

    Available as:

  • A constituent of many multivitamin/mineral preparations.

    WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS

    Don't take if you:

  • No known contraindications.

    Consult your doctor if you have:

  • No known contraindications.

    Over age 55:

  • No known contraindications.

    Pregnancy:

  • No known contraindications.
  • Don't take megadoses.

    Breast-feeding:

  • No known contraindications.
  • Don't take megadoses.

    Effect on lab tests:

  • None expected.

    Storage:

  • Store in cool, dry place away from direct light, but don't freeze.
  • Store safely out of reach of children.
  • Don't store in bathroom medicine cabinet. Heat and moisture may change action of mineral.

    OVERDOSE/TOXICITY

    Signs and symptoms:
    Unlikely to threaten life or cause significant symptoms.

    What to do:

  • For symptoms of overdosage: Discontinue mineral, and consult doctor.
  • For accidental overdosage (such as child taking entire bottle): Dial 911 (emergency), 0 for operator or your nearest Poison Control Center.

    ADVERSE REACTIONS OR SIDE EFFECTS

    None known

    INTERACTION WITH MEDICINE, VITAMINS OR MINERALS

    None known

    INTERACTION WITH OTHER SUBSTANCES

  • Tobacco decreases absorption. Smokers may require supplemental sulfur.

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