As a result, you end up with weaken cholesterol formation, which can finally lead to a cholesterol - and
cholesterol sulfate deficiency.
Furthermore, high LDL appears to be a sign of
cholesterol sulfate deficiency — it's your body's way of trying to maintain the correct balance by taking damaged LDL and turning it into plaque, within which the blood platelets produce the cholesterol sulfate your heart and brain needs for optimal function.
Not exact matches
Muscle cells ordinarily contain significant levels of glutathione, and its depletion leads to mitochondrial damage.23 Patients undergoing surgical trauma have been found to exhibit reduced glutathione levels in their skeletal muscles.21 It is tempting to speculate that
cholesterol sulfate provides the sulfur needed for glutathione synthesis, so that the
deficiency would be explained by the reduced availability of
cholesterol following the immune system's heightened response to surgical trauma.
In summary, a number of different arguments lead to the hypothesis that sulfur
deficiency causes the liver to shift from producing
cholesterol sulfate to producing arginine (and subsequently nitric oxide).