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Elements of Health
SULFUR AND CALCIUM
     Presented by: Eileen Perez
How do humans ingest sulfur?

Sulfur is a commonly used element in body detoxification. You
can ingest sulfur through sulfur rich foods or take it as a
supplement. Sulfur works in your body, in part, by increasing
the bile production of your liver, which aids in fat digestion and
absorption.
How do humans ingest
calcium?
• Calcium is present in many different foods, including
  almost any dairy product. In addition, calcium
  supplements are readily available. Ingesting too much
  calcium can have negative results on the body, including
  your hair.
How does sulfur benefit human
        when they ingest it?
• Sulfur is an element that is part of four amino acids
  called methionine, cysteine, cystine and taurine. Sulfur
  plays a vital role in the health of your skin, nails, hair and
  joints, and is part of certain hormones, bile acid and
  other substances in your body. Foods that contain high
  concentrations of sulfur include eggs, beans, whole
  grains, cabbage, brussels sprouts, garlic and onions.
How does calcium benefit humans
      when they ingest it?
• Calcium is a mineral that is found in a
 number of foods, and it is useful in
 strengthening the bones and teeth.
What happens when humans do not
 have sufficient amount of sulfur in their
                  body?

• Exposure to very high levels of sulfur dioxide can be life threatening.
   Burning of the nose and throat, breathing difficulties, and severe
   airway obstructions occurred in miners who breathed sulfur dioxide
   released as a result of an explosion in a copper mine. Long-term
   exposure to persistent levels of sulfur dioxide can affect your health.
What happens when humans do not
  have sufficient amount of calcium in
               their body?




• If you do not have enough calcium your bones will
  weaken and you can eventually get osteoporosis, a
  condition whereby bones become brittle, especially for
  the elderly. If the bones become brittle enough,
  something as small as a sneeze could result in a broken
  bone.

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Eileen perez science project

  • 1. Elements of Health SULFUR AND CALCIUM Presented by: Eileen Perez
  • 2.
  • 3. How do humans ingest sulfur? Sulfur is a commonly used element in body detoxification. You can ingest sulfur through sulfur rich foods or take it as a supplement. Sulfur works in your body, in part, by increasing the bile production of your liver, which aids in fat digestion and absorption.
  • 4. How do humans ingest calcium? • Calcium is present in many different foods, including almost any dairy product. In addition, calcium supplements are readily available. Ingesting too much calcium can have negative results on the body, including your hair.
  • 5. How does sulfur benefit human when they ingest it? • Sulfur is an element that is part of four amino acids called methionine, cysteine, cystine and taurine. Sulfur plays a vital role in the health of your skin, nails, hair and joints, and is part of certain hormones, bile acid and other substances in your body. Foods that contain high concentrations of sulfur include eggs, beans, whole grains, cabbage, brussels sprouts, garlic and onions.
  • 6. How does calcium benefit humans when they ingest it? • Calcium is a mineral that is found in a number of foods, and it is useful in strengthening the bones and teeth.
  • 7. What happens when humans do not have sufficient amount of sulfur in their body? • Exposure to very high levels of sulfur dioxide can be life threatening. Burning of the nose and throat, breathing difficulties, and severe airway obstructions occurred in miners who breathed sulfur dioxide released as a result of an explosion in a copper mine. Long-term exposure to persistent levels of sulfur dioxide can affect your health.
  • 8. What happens when humans do not have sufficient amount of calcium in their body? • If you do not have enough calcium your bones will weaken and you can eventually get osteoporosis, a condition whereby bones become brittle, especially for the elderly. If the bones become brittle enough, something as small as a sneeze could result in a broken bone.