While this is a necessary first step, it frequently creates highly reactive, electrophilic intermediate metabolites that are actually more toxic and dangerous than the original parent compound
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Other top sulfur rich foods that contain this somewhat stinky mineral are onions, garlic, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, turnips, nuts, kale, lettuce, kelp and other seaweed, and raspberries
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