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I have two questions, if you please.
1-Is sulfur the cure-all for cellular regeneration and reversing disease?
2-I had a reaction to a fluoride drug. Where do you begin to eliminate/protect yourself from this?
Bonnie, my apologies for not replying. I don’t usually check this page so did not see your question until recently !
You have 2 questions, each having a short and a long answer !
Is sulfur a cure all for reversing disease ?
I would be surprised if there were a single “cure all” for reversing disease, since dis-ease is a multifactorial condition and any preventative or curative approach needs to be conducted at the level of individual need.
1. Having said that, there is no doubt that sulphur is a vitally important component for maintaining health, since it occurs in the human cells as part of essential amino acids, methionine and cysteine, which are the building blocks for proteins. It is required for the disulphide bonds that bind 2 molecules of cysteine in the formation of the important amino-acid, glutathione.
(See my article on “GLUTATHIONE-THE MASTER ANTI-OXIDANT”.
These intracellular disulphide bonds are essential to life, and also for the overall structure of insulin, which helps to control glucose levels.These bonds are also essential for the receptor binding activity of insulin.
2. Concerning FLUORIDE. It is a haptogen , similar to chlorine, bromine and iodine, and when ingested, may displace iodine, giving rise to depleted levels in the body, with the subsequent development of an underactive thyroid, which may have serious health repurcussions. (See my article on “FLUORIDE”.)
I would be interested to hear which drug you took and what the reaction was.
Fluoride occurs in many processed foods, beverages and soy products, and an accumulated consumption over time, may conceivably produce a toxic outcome, following the ingestion of added fluoride as a therapeutic agent.