Discovering MSM
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Discovering MSM
Overview
MSM, or Methylsulfonylmethane, is a beneficial supplement with low toxicity that naturally occurs in the body. It addresses various issues, such as hair, skin, nails, muscle fatigue, allergies, and scar tissue. Some cancer patients also use MSM. Previously, DSMO was popular for arthritis, but MSM offers similar benefits without the drawbacks of using an industrial-grade solvent.
Benefits of MSM
Sulfur Supply
MSM provides a form of sulfur that is crucial for repairing connective tissues, alleviating joint problems, and removing allergens. Research suggests it may benefit animals with joint issues.
Scar Reduction
MSM might help reduce visible scarring by providing the necessary sulfur for skin regeneration. Adequate sulfur can potentially prevent scarring from burns or cuts.
Alternative to DSMO
While DSMO was widely used for arthritis, it has side effects, an unpleasant smell, and practical inconveniences. MSM, however, offers these benefits without these issues, as it is essentially DSMO converted in the bloodstream.
Allergy Relief
MSM helps the body remove allergens, free radicals, and other waste by supplying sulfur, enabling this system to function more effectively.
Safety and Consumption
MSM occurs naturally in food such as coffee, tea, milk, eggs, and leafy greens. While it may be safe, it's advisable to follow the recommended dosages on its packaging. Personally, I took 1,000 mg twice daily without side effects and experienced increased energy, potentially due to quicker waste removal from muscles after workouts.
Further Information
For more comprehensive insights, visit a technical library and explore the patents on MSM. These resources provided me with an in-depth understanding.
This article is for informational purposes only. Always consult a healthcare professional for medical advice and treatment.
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