The sulphur cure according to Dr. Probst
This product was created in collaboration with one of the three co-founders of the German raw food movement.
raw food movement,
Dr. Dr. Karl J. Probst, to enrich the diet.
Dietary supplement for the supply of sulphur-containing plant substances in
Capsules for the sulphur cure according to Dr. Probst.
- vegan
- vegan capsule
- Fructose-free, lactose-free, gluten-free
- Largely odorless
- No excipients, fillers or additives
- No release agent
- Nutritional supplements
- Content: 60 capsules
INGREDIENTS PER CAPSULE
Taurine, capsule shell hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, grape seed extract
from French grapes, indole-3-carbinol 98 %, L-glutathione, quercetin
CONSUMPTION RECOMMENDATION
2 - 4 capsules daily with sufficient water or fresh fruit juice
ZUSAMMENSETZUNG PRO TAGESDOSIS:
Ingredients |
2 Capsules |
4 Capsules |
Taurine |
1000 mg |
2000 mg |
Grape seed extract |
150 mg |
300 mg |
there of 95 % proanthocyanidins |
142,5 mg |
285 mg |
there of 60 % OPC* |
85,5 mg |
171 mg |
Indol-3-carbinol 98% |
102 mg |
204 mg |
L-glutathione |
100 mg |
200 mg |
Quercetin |
50 mg |
100 mg |
* OPC = Oligomere Proanthocyanidine
The formula of telomit® Schwefelgold was developed by Dr. Dr. Karl J.
Probst on the basis of his many years of practical experience.
The marketability of the formulation as a food supplement has been confirmed by a publicly appointed sworn
expert (food chemist).
What is sulphur gold?
telomit® Sulphur gold is a harmoniously balanced complex consisting of
five special ingredients. The common denominator of the five ingredients of telomit® Schwefelgold is a
reduction of the redox potential. As the redox potential is always also influenced by the pH value, an
alkaline diet is recommended to change the environment (reductive-basic) - especially when used only
temporarily, i.e. for short periods. We would therefore like to point out that dietary supplements are no
substitute for a balanced, varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.
What is sulphur all about? Sulphur - abbreviated to the letter "S" in
chemistry - rarely occurs in its pure elemental form in the wild, so it first has to be purified
artificially. The pure form is then commonly referred to as inorganic sulphur. Sulphur is therefore usually
found in combination with other elements, e.g. in water from natural sulphur springs. These are therefore
sulphur compounds
Places where sulphur occurs in a naturally bound form - especially in
water - often have a centuries-old spa and bathing tradition. Sulphur water has been used therapeutically
for bathing since ancient times. The water from sulphur springs was also drunk as a cure in earlier times,
which is still the case today. Ultimately, the positive effect of sulphur water is probably due to the
special antioxidant properties of the sulphur it contains. Sulphur contained in water or certain sulphur
compounds can also have positive antioxidant properties. However, pure elemental sulphur is not a marketable
food supplement or remedy. Elemental sulphur may therefore not be sold as such, even if it is highly pure.
What does sulphur gold contain?
Taurine
Taurine is the ingredient in telomit® Schwefelgold that is contained in the
greatest quantity. Taurine is an amino sulphonic acid (sulphur = sulphur, amino acids are the building
blocks of proteins), which also occurs naturally in the human body. Taurine is a powerful antioxidant.
Taurine deficiency leads to disorders of the immune system in the human body. Taurine has been found to have
an anti-inflammatory effect in the treatment of animals. Taurine - the word comes from "taurus = bull in
Latin) was originally first isolated from bull bile/ox bile. Today it is produced industrially in the
laboratory. The taurine in Sulphur Gold is therefore not made from animals but is vegan. Taurine is the
subject of medical research into a wide range of diseases. The taurine in telomit® Schwefelgold is
harmoniously complemented by the following ingredients.
Oligomeric proanthocyanidins (OPC) from grape seed
extract
Oligomeric proanthocyanidins (OPC) are secondary plant substances that belong
to the polyphenols. In addition to the actual nutrients in foods (vitamins, minerals, proteins, fats),
secondary plant substances determine their health value. Grape seeds in particular contain OPCs. The OPCs in
Schwefelgold are extracted from French grapes. The extract consists of 95% proanthocyanidins. Of these, 60%
are oligomeric proanthocyanidins (OPC). OPCs were discovered back in 1948 by a French physician and
microbiologist. microbiologist. Their use therefore has a long tradition. Since their discovery, OPCs have
been the subject of extensive scientific research into their health effects, particularly with regard to
their effect on cardiovascular diseases or anti-carcinogenic effects, e.g. colon cancer. OPCs are plant
substances with strong antioxidant properties, which are also said to complement each other synergistically
with quercetin, which is also contained in sulphur gold.
Indol-3-carbinol
This is a glucosinolate derivative, which also belongs to the secondary plant
substances. It is also found in cabbages such as broccoli, Brussels sprouts and green cabbage. As with many
other phytochemicals, the exact mode of action is not yet known. However, indole-3-carbinol is the subject
of ongoing biomedical research into its
research into its antioxidant and possible anti-carcinogenic and anti-atherogenic properties.
L-glutathione (GSH)
like taurine, is a naturally occurring substance in the human body and is also an important antioxidant; it
contains sulphur and is also contained in Sulphur Gold for all these reasons. The tripeptide gluthate ion,
consisting of the
three amino acids glutamic acid, cysteine and glycine, is a redox buffer. The redox potential of glutathione
is - 240mV. The higher the measured value, the more oxidative the system is; the lower
the lower the measured value, the more reductive it is.
Quercetin
Quercetin, also known as xanthaurin, is an anthocyanin pigment like cyanidin and belongs to the group of
polyphenols and flavonoids. It is found in many plants, including broccoli, but also in onions, for example.
However, depending on how the quercetin-rich vegetable is prepared, quercetin can be destroyed. Quercetin is
also an important radical scavenger that inhibits oxidation and, due to its antioxidant potential, is also
the subject of intensive scientific research. subject of intensive scientific research, also for the purpose
of testing its anticarcinogenic properties. properties. Quercetin works synergistically with OPC.