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By Philippe Mathelet

Haarlem Oil: pulmonary, joint, hepatic, renal sphere

Haarlem oil, bioavailable sulphur, also contributes to the maintenance of good immune health and general well-being through its energetic action.

Haarlem Oil: the benefits of bioavailable organic sulphur



The emergence of Haarlem oils dates back to the 16th century and their history is linked to that of alchemy.

Haarlem oils combine various essential oils, polyunsaturated vegetable oils and bioavailable sulphur.

The most renowned formula was the one that combined sulphur with pine essences and linseed oil.

This formulation was acquired by Mr Thomas, a pharmacist, in 1924 in Haarlem and is still exploited today by the Laboratoires du Docteur Lefèvre, to whom we owe the first scientific studies on this sulphur.
Since these studies dating from 1957, the research of Professor Jacquot in 1984 highlighted the excellent assimilation by the human body of this sulphur and its exceptional antioxidant action.

Thus, Haarlem oil can act on the bronchial sphere, on the joint sphere, on the dermatological and hepatic sphere.

One will derive a precious benefit from taking Haarlem oil for the following problems and pathologies:
Bronchitis and colds, rheumatism, osteoarthritis and arthritis, eczema, psoriasis, acne, kidney stones, gallstones, maintenance of the bone system and cartilage, elasticity of the arteries…

Haarlem oil, bioavailable sulphur also contributes to the maintenance of good immune health, joint well-being and general good condition through its energetic action.

Available in capsules, but also as oil for external use against burns, frostbite, cracks, various wounds and boils, Haarlem oil has been forgotten by modern medicine.

Yet it plays, thanks to the sulphur in its composition, a central role in naturally maintaining good health, vitality and tone, while strengthening natural defences

These articles are for information only and are neither medical advice, nor a diagnosis, nor a prescription.

The articles in this section reflect the experience and reading of their author, who does not practise any medical profession. They are published for information and never replace a consultation with a doctor or pharmacist. Food supplements are not medicines. If you are under treatment, pregnant, breastfeeding or ill, ask a health professional before any use.