Re: Which foods are high in sulfur?

[Guest guest]

> Could someone let me know which foods are high in sulfur? We're

> trying to increase my sons cysteine levels. Thanks.

>

> Hal

Beans dairy eggs broccoli cauliflower cabbage turnips rutabaga radishes

onions garlic jicama and their many relatives.

You can probably find a more complete list in the " Andy Index " on

Moria's page at www.earthlink.net/~moriam .

Andy . . . . . . . . .

[Guest guest]

My son eats eggs, beans, brocc, cauliflower, garlic...but he's still very low in

cysteine. Any ideas anyone?

Thanks,

Jill

> Beans dairy eggs broccoli cauliflower cabbage turnips rutabaga radishes

> onions garlic jicama and their many relatives.

>

> You can probably find a more complete list in the " Andy Index " on

> Moria's page at www.earthlink.net/~moriam .

>

> Andy . . . . . . . . .

[Guest guest]

> Could someone let me know which foods are high in sulfur?

Here is my list, which I copied off this site about a year ago

eggs, dairy products, bakery products containing whey, cabbage, bok

choy, cauliflower, broccoli, broccoflower, brussel sprouts, kale,

turnips, rutabagas, asparagus, onions, shallots, leeks, garlic, coffee.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> My son eats eggs, beans, brocc, cauliflower, garlic...but he's still very low

in

> cysteine. Any ideas anyone?

This is quite typical of those with heavy metal toxicity.

Cysteine is regulated internally, if the regulation is messed up by

being toxic it is almost impossible to correct it with diet, but trying

does lead to a lot of improvement.

> Thanks,

> Jill