Sulfur compounds

Sulfur compounds are found in as much as three–quarters of the water in your body, it is in intracellular fluid and the liquid inside body cells. The rest is in extracellular fluid, which is all the other body liquids, such as:

• Blood plasma (the clear liquid in blood)
• Lymph (a clear, slightly yellow fluid collected from body tissues that flows through your lymph nodes and eventually into your blood vessels)
• Interstitial fluid (the fluid between cells)
• Urine
• Bodily secretions such as mucus, sweat, seminal and vaginal fluids

A healthy body has just the right amount of fluid inside and outside each cell, a situation medical folk call fluid balance. Maintaining your fluid balance is essential to life. If too little water is inside a cell, it dries up and dies. If there´s too much water, the cell bursts.