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Sulfur containing compounds are used by the liver to turn harmful toxic substances into neutral compounds and/or water-soluble compounds that can be eliminated in the urine. The level of sulfate in the urine is a good general indicator of body sulfur reserves and therefore an indicator of detoxification ability.
