MSM
Methylsulfonylmethane
What is MSM?
MSM or MethylSulfonylMethane is a naturally occurring organic sulfur found in the tissues of all plants and animals (including humans). In fact, sulfur is the fourth most abundant mineral in the body. The proper acid/alkaline balance of the body cannot be maintained without it.
Sulfur is vital to the creation and regeneration of the body’s tissues. It must be present for collagen to be produced, and is a major component in the formation of cartilage and connective tissues. Symptoms associated with sulfur deficiencies include a poorly functioning immune system, gastrointestinal problems, allergies, arthritis, nail, hair, and skin problems. If the body is not receiving enough sulfur it produces weak, dysfunctional cells.
Our highly-processed modern diet, air, soil, and water pollution, over farming and deforestation have made adequate nutritional sulfur unavailable to most people through food alone. Supplementation with MSM is a safe way to insure sufficient sulfur intake.
MSM is virtually nontoxic (about the same as normal water) and poses none of the risks associated with other supplemental sources of sulfur. The body uses amino acids and particularly Vitamin C with bioflavonoids (see below) to metabolize MSM to sulfur; therefore adequate Vitamin C intake is also important.
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Additional information on MSM can be obtained in the book:
The Miracle of MSM - The Natural Solution for Pain by Dr. Stanley Jacob, MD and Dr. Ronald Lawrence, MD.
In the Miracle of MSM, Drs. Jacob and Lawrence explain the myriad benefits of MSM and share their wealth of experience in the successful treatment of thousands of patients for pain and allergies. You will learn what they have learned: There's no reason to suffer! Get the miracle of MSM working for you now! [MSM has been a safe, natural and effective solution for: Degenerative arthritis, Chronic back pain, Chronic headache, Muscle pain, Fibromyalgia, Tendinitis and bursitis, Carpal tunnel syndrome, TMJ, Post-traumatic pain and inflammation, Allergies and more . . .]
Note: MSM is also known by other names such as Methylsulfonylmethane, Dimethyl Sulfone, and DMSO2, and Nutritional or Dietary Sulfur.
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