(EMAILWIRE.COM, December 24, 2013 ) Mill Valley, California -- While the phrase, Fire and Brimstone, usually conjures up apocalyptical visions of death and destruction, it may be surprising to some that brimstone actually refers to one of the six essential elements of life sulfur. In modern times, a volcanic explosion is roughly akin to a fire-and-brimstone incident or event, as land masses radically transform themselves and molten mineral deposits violently emerge from the bowels of the earth's crust.
Since the beginning of time, some of these molten minerals, particularly sulfur, have become an integral part of algae, phytoplankton, and other elements of the oceanic food chain. Nutrient-rich super foods like blue-green algae are known to support the cardiovascular system, increase brain function, decrease the risk of stroke and joint inflammation, and support vision health. Like most green-hued plants, these algaes contain chlorophyll.
As noted by Organic Sulfur For Health's Sales and Marketing Director, Dale Komai, "The body needs an adequate daily intake of sulfur to build essential amino acids such as cysteine and methionine and the master antioxidant, glutathione, that helps protect the immune system and detoxify the liver. Sulfur is also critical in the creation of chlorophyll in plants, and it's from ingesting chlorophyll that we get oxygen into our cells so they can regenerate in a healthy manner."
Komai adds, "If you've ever been close to the ocean, you are undoubtedly familiar with the characteristic odor emitted by microalgae. That odor is a sulfur compound that is present in seaweed and sea vegetables. After the end of World War II, a Japanese doctor by the name of Dr. Tatsuichiro Akizuki (1916-2005) helped many Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors recover from their radiation exposure by administrating a strict diet that included miso soup, brown rice, and edible kelp such as kombu a type of seaweed known for its high iodine content and for being rich in thiamine, which is a sulfur-based vitamin.
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Omega-3's refer to a group of fatty acids that are either plant-based (a-linolenic acid (ALA)) or long-chain polyunsaturated fats (eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA)) obtained from marine sources such as algae and fish oil. Omega-3's are essential fatty acids, as they are necessary for good health but must be obtained from food, as they cannot be naturally synthesized in the human body. Many people lack sufficient Omega-3's in their diet, particularly if they don't eat enough fish, broccoli, cauliflower, or nuts.
Should You Be Taking Omega-3s?
Authorities such as Dr. Oz and the World Health Organization recommend that adults consume at least 500 mg of Omega-3's every day in the form of EPA plus DHA to receive the requisite health and cardiovascular benefits. Sourced from Chilean waters, each Omega-3 Fish Oil capsule marketed by Organic Sulfur For Health contains 700 mg of EPA plus DHA, which exceeds the recommended minimum daily requirement.
Each Omega-3 fish oil bottle contains 60 softgels (a two-month supply if taken once a day) and comes backed by a 30-day, money-back guarantee. Organic Sulfur For Health expects that its Omega-3 fish oil will start shipping during the first week of January, or sooner. Each customer who pre-orders between now and January 26, 2014, will receive a 25 percent discount at checkout.
About Organic Sulfur For Health
Organic Sulfur For Health first opened as an e-commerce store in Mill Valley in 2012 and is owned by Dale Komai, a natural health food advocate who has been selling online for 4 years. Organic Sulfur For Health is committed to providing top quality products and health information, as denoted by its tagline, "Living Well Through Education and Nutrition."
Dale Komai
(877) 782-6943
media@organicsulfur4health.com
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Since the beginning of time, some of these molten minerals, particularly sulfur, have become an integral part of algae, phytoplankton, and other elements of the oceanic food chain. Nutrient-rich super foods like blue-green algae are known to support the cardiovascular system, increase brain function, decrease the risk of stroke and joint inflammation, and support vision health. Like most green-hued plants, these algaes contain chlorophyll.
As noted by Organic Sulfur For Health's Sales and Marketing Director, Dale Komai, "The body needs an adequate daily intake of sulfur to build essential amino acids such as cysteine and methionine and the master antioxidant, glutathione, that helps protect the immune system and detoxify the liver. Sulfur is also critical in the creation of chlorophyll in plants, and it's from ingesting chlorophyll that we get oxygen into our cells so they can regenerate in a healthy manner."
Komai adds, "If you've ever been close to the ocean, you are undoubtedly familiar with the characteristic odor emitted by microalgae. That odor is a sulfur compound that is present in seaweed and sea vegetables. After the end of World War II, a Japanese doctor by the name of Dr. Tatsuichiro Akizuki (1916-2005) helped many Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors recover from their radiation exposure by administrating a strict diet that included miso soup, brown rice, and edible kelp such as kombu a type of seaweed known for its high iodine content and for being rich in thiamine, which is a sulfur-based vitamin.
Diet to Help Protect Against Nuclear Radiation by Alex Jack
Omega-3's refer to a group of fatty acids that are either plant-based (a-linolenic acid (ALA)) or long-chain polyunsaturated fats (eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA)) obtained from marine sources such as algae and fish oil. Omega-3's are essential fatty acids, as they are necessary for good health but must be obtained from food, as they cannot be naturally synthesized in the human body. Many people lack sufficient Omega-3's in their diet, particularly if they don't eat enough fish, broccoli, cauliflower, or nuts.
Should You Be Taking Omega-3s?
Authorities such as Dr. Oz and the World Health Organization recommend that adults consume at least 500 mg of Omega-3's every day in the form of EPA plus DHA to receive the requisite health and cardiovascular benefits. Sourced from Chilean waters, each Omega-3 Fish Oil capsule marketed by Organic Sulfur For Health contains 700 mg of EPA plus DHA, which exceeds the recommended minimum daily requirement.
Each Omega-3 fish oil bottle contains 60 softgels (a two-month supply if taken once a day) and comes backed by a 30-day, money-back guarantee. Organic Sulfur For Health expects that its Omega-3 fish oil will start shipping during the first week of January, or sooner. Each customer who pre-orders between now and January 26, 2014, will receive a 25 percent discount at checkout.
About Organic Sulfur For Health
Organic Sulfur For Health first opened as an e-commerce store in Mill Valley in 2012 and is owned by Dale Komai, a natural health food advocate who has been selling online for 4 years. Organic Sulfur For Health is committed to providing top quality products and health information, as denoted by its tagline, "Living Well Through Education and Nutrition."
Dale Komai
(877) 782-6943
media@organicsulfur4health.com
Source: EmailWire.Com