Low-Sulfur Foods

[Guest guest]

Is there a complete low-sulfur food list that could be added to the

sulfurfoods.doc listing in the Files section?

I have researched but can't locate a list. I have seen tomato,

cabbage, nuts and sunflower seeds listed as both high and low. It

would be nice to end the confusion and have a little more variety.

Per a previous posting I will be looking for hemp or rice protein

powder because I have been also having a hard time getting enough

protein.

Thanks to anyone who can help on this.

norske

[Guest guest]

Norske,

I was going to work on one but haven't had the time. If I remember

corretly, one of the issues is that high sulfur when looking at a

nurtrion database doesn't alway mean a single thiol food - at least

that is what I seem to remember. Some also might be slightly sulfury

as Andy says about pineapple and chocolate. it is a bit confusing to

me and hence the paralysis on my part.

Can anyone confirm my understanding of the thiol thing and the low

sulfury thing.

Thanks

Colette

>

> Is there a complete low-sulfur food list that could be added to the

> sulfurfoods.doc listing in the Files section?

>

> I have researched but can't locate a list. I have seen tomato,

> cabbage, nuts and sunflower seeds listed as both high and low. It

> would be nice to end the confusion and have a little more variety.

>

> Per a previous posting I will be looking for hemp or rice protein

> powder because I have been also having a hard time getting enough

> protein.

>

> Thanks to anyone who can help on this.

>

> norske

>