Podcast 442: Sulfur Salts
Podcast 442: Sulfur Salts Today, Martin Pytela is joined by Phil Thomas, the founder and CEO of Iodine Source. What…
MSM contains organic Sulfur, that is involved in transporting oxygen across your cell membranes. More Sulfur means more oxygen. Vital for life and more is better.
With less oxygen in your cells, you feel tired and age faster. Efficient cellular oxygen transport enables healthy cellular regeneration. Essential for connective tissue repair and maintenance. Less pain and it’s detoxifying. Enhances circulatory health and liver functions. Enables skin repair and and scar tissue reduction. Drops can clear mild eye, ear and sinus irritations and infections.
In 1931 Otto Warburg won the Nobel Prize for proving that cancer in humans in anaerobic. It grows in cells that are low on oxygen. Better cellular oxygenation can shrink and stop tumors, as they all thrive in oxygen deprived cells. If you (or someone you love) has cancer, MSM and Sulfur can be a game-changer.
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