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Interesting article about sulfur deficiency by Dr. Stephanie Seneff...https://www.westonaprice.org/vitamins...fur-deficiency
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Good article. making sure I take my MSM this morning.
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Dr Seneff considers Vitamin D3 supplementation to be inferior to obtaining vitamin D through sunlight (D3 Sulphate), which carries out a lot more protective functions in the body.
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I used to take MSM, but I stopped taking it after moving to New Mexico. I bought a property here which has well water. Sometimes the scent of sulfur in the water is strong. It seems the level of sulfur in the water varies constantly. Most of the time the water does not smell, or taste, of sulfur--it tastes good. I assume there is always sulfur present in this water, whether I can smell it.
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Pharmato, you might want to look up the difference between sulfa and sulfur. People can be allergic to sulfa drugs, but people are not allergic to sulfur. Here is one link, which may be of interest, MSM is one of the topics discussed.
https://www.querycat.com/question/5cd...5288856a3dee55
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MSM gives me gas so I stay away from it
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Dr Seneff considers Vitamin D3 supplementation to be inferior to obtaining vitamin D through sunlight (D3 Sulphate), which carries out a lot more protective functions in the body.
This needs to be shouted out so that people don't rely on supplementation alone.

From the Weston Price article:

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Furthermore, I believe it is extremely likely that vitamin D3 sulfate is not the only thing that�s affected by greater sun exposure, and maybe not even the most important thing. Given that cholesterol sulfate and vitamin D3 sulfate are very similar in molecular structure, I would imagine that both molecules are produced the same way. And since vitamin D3sulfate synthesis requires sun exposure, I suspect that cholesterol sulfate synthesis may also exploit the sun�s radiation energy.
Both cholesterol and sulfur afford protection in the skin from radiation damage to the cell�s DNA, the kind of damage that can lead to skin cancer. Cholesterol and sulfur become oxidized upon exposure to the high frequency rays in sunlight, thus acting as antioxidants to �take the heat,� so to speak. Oxidation of cholesterol is the first step in the process by which cholesterol transforms itself into vitamin D3. Sulfur dioxide in the air is converted nonenzymatically to the sulfate ion upon sun exposure. This is the process that produces acid rain. The oxidation of sulfide (S-2) to sulfate (SO4 -2), a strongly endothermic reaction15, converts the sun�s energy into chemical energy contained in the sulfur-oxygen bonds, while simultaneously picking up four oxygen molecules. Attaching the sulfate ion to cholesterol or vitamin D3is an ingenious step, because it makes these molecules water-soluble and therefore easily transportable through the blood stream.
Who knows what other processes are started by sun exposure that they haven't discovered yet?

(This is very interesting to me because I get energy and feel better with sun exposure and having CFS, there's a disruption in methylation and transsulfuration pathways and this may be why. Nice find, kind2creatures.)
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