Sulfur is the third most important mineral in the body,other two are calcium and phosphorous. Sulfur is abundantly found in muscles, skin, bones and hair, as well as many other systems in the body. It helps maintain the skin elasticity, and sulfur bonds help muscles, skin and bones maintain their shape. A sulfur deficiency can lead to a number of health issues:
SULFUR, A MINERAL THAT HELPS FIGHT: FATIGUE,STRESS,PAIN,WRINKLES &CANCER:
Sulfur is the third most important mineral in the body,other two are calcium and phosphorous. Sulfur is abundantly found in muscles, skin, bones and hair, as well as many other systems in the body. It helps maintain the skin elasticity, and sulfur bonds help muscles, skin and bones maintain their shape. A sulfur deficiency can lead to a number of health issues:
Sulfur is important for collagen synthesis, which provides skin with strength. lack of production of collagen contributes to aging. Research has shown that dietary sulfur has a tremendous effect on the formation of collagen ( Japanese and Koreans get their ageless skin from plenty of Garlic and onion in their diet which are sulfur rich ). Insufficient sulfur consumption leads to the premature aging of skin
Detrimental effects of low sulfur on health:
A deficiency of sulfur in the body can cause following health disorders:
acne, arthritis, brittle nails and hair, convulsions, depression, Eczema, Itchy skin or scalp, Migraine headaches,memory loss, gastrointestinal issues, rashes and even slow wound healing.
Sulfur deficiency in the body may also contribute to obesity, heart disease, Alzheimer’s and chronic fatigue. While sulfur deficiency can cause pain and inflammation-related muscle and skeletal disorders, the compound is also vital for regulating your metabolism. Insufficient sulfur in your body may lead to insulin resistance — and insulin is vital for regulating sugar levels in your body.
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Dr Kalpana Gupta Shekhawat MD
Functional & Regenerative Medicine Specialist
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