THE MORNING SHOW
Director of the Cellular Matrix Study
Sulfur enables the transport of oxygen across cell membranes, and oxygen is necessary for healthy cellular regeneration in mammals. Plants, on the other hand, require carbon dioxide for cell regeneration, and plants can store sulfur, while man cannot. Man eliminates carbon dioxide, and plants eliminate oxygen. Thus, the sulfur cycle is symbiotic and vital for life as we know it.
When many health professionals are asked about sulfur, they state as if reading from a cue card, “We get all the sulfur we need from the food we eat.” That was true until man decided to change the way we grow our food and what we feed our crops.
In 1920, Otto Warburg began his study of cancer in both plants and man, for which he received a Nobel Prize in 1931. He proved that cancer in man is anaerobic. Anaerobic, by definition, is cellular metabolism without oxygen. “Cancer” in plants is linked to too much intracellular oxygen, or aerobic metabolism. The use of a gas we are intended to eliminate for cellular regeneration is not a healthy program for plants or man.
-Chemical fertilizers interrupt the sulfur cycle.
-Vaccines are a hoax.
-Sulfur can transport oxygen without combining with the oxygen. Oxygen comes into the body combined with two hydrogens. Sulfur breaks the bond between the hydrogen and oxygen, transports the oxygen into the cell and pushes the trash out of the cell.
-To test quality of a sulfur supplement, put 2 tsp of sulfur into water. If it won’t grow crystals, the sulfur is contaminated.
-There are 16 deadly excipients in supplements, especially silicon dioxide, which blocks the uptake of sulfur.
-Does it need to be taken away from other supplements?
-Dr. Otto Warburg proved cancer is lack of intracellular oxygen. Sulfur transports oxygen into the cell, but it doesn’t stay in the cell.
patrick mcgean, more insights on the importance of sulfur in our diets, november 17, 2016