Sulfur
Sulfur
Recommended Daily Allowance: None established. The RDA of protein provides sufficient amount
of sulfur.
Physiological Effects: Constituent of amino acids,
hormones, vitamins, lipids, and enzymes.
Aids in secretion of bile.
Deficiency Disorders: Anemia, hypoproteinemia, inhibition
of hair growth.
Natural Sources: Liver and other meats, fish,
cabbage, brussel sprouts, dried beans.
Synergistic Substances: B complex vitamins.
Antagonistic Substances: None known.
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Posted by Functional Medicine at 8/19/2010 11:06 AM 
Categories: Vitamins Minerals
Tags: minerals vitamins Sulfur nutrition
Categories: Vitamins Minerals
Tags: minerals vitamins Sulfur nutrition
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