Some time ago I read a—a little article in a newspaper, that said a little boy had a—was eating erasers off the pencils. And he ate the rubber pedal off of a bicycle. So the doctors examined his body, and they come to find out, the little fellow was—was lacking something in his body, and that was sulfur. Now, see, there was something in here calling for sulfur. The little boy was taken out of the earth in the first place, where our bodies came from. Sulfur is found in the earth. We’re made up…A part of us is sulfur. That’s one of the chemicals of the body. Well, that was lacking. There was no sulfur there. Well, as long as there’s no sulfur there, there’s something craving for sulfur. And if there is a crave for sulfur, there has to be a sulfur somewhere to cause that crave. See what I mean? There has to be a deep to respond to the deep that’s calling. Get what I mean?

Expectancy, 1953-09-03, Chicago, IL, §7