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MSM - clear answers to frequently asked questions about Methylsulfonylmethane. 10. Is it natural ? See also - Which product should I choose See also - How to take MSM Crystals See also - MSM products, prices and protocols See also - MSM Information Centre Yes, DistilPure™ MSM is a pure form of the mineral sulphur, a naturally occurring nutrient found in nearly all living organisms. MSM is odourless ! There are a number of different types and brands of MSM. See MSM to avoid - Click Here 11. Who discovered MSM ?The existence of MSM was discovered by a Russian scientist around 100 years ago. |
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The significant discoveries regarding it’s health giving properties however, have been brought to light during the last 34 years by the dedicated research of Dr Stanley W Jacob of the Oregon Health Sciences University. To read more about this award winning Doctor 12. MSM - Where does it come from ? The sulphur cycle begins in the ocean where microscopic plants called plankton, release sulphur compounds which are transformed in the ocean water into the volatile compound Dimethyl Sulfide (DMS). This escapes as a gas and rises into the upper atmosphere. In the presence of ozone and high energy ultraviolet light, a process called photochemical oxidation occurs and the DMS is converted into it’s cousins DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide) and MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) which are highly soluble in water. MSM and DMSO return to the surface of the earth in rain water where they are taken up by plants. The plants and trees concentrate the compounds in their root systems to surprisingly high levels. MSM and the sulphur it contains is incorporated into the plant structure and mineralised through plant metabolism. (2, 3) 13. Can we get MSM from the foods we eat ? Yes, tiny amounts of MSM can be found in grains, legumes, and fresh unprocessed vegetables like garlic, onions, cabbage, broccoli and Brussels sprouts. Meat, fish, poultry, eggs and milk all contain MSM, milk for example contains between 2 and 6 parts per million (1) 14. If MSM is already in food, why do I need to take it as a supplement ?MSM is highly soluble - it is easily lost during the cooking and processing of foods. Many people find it impractical to eat raw unprocessed foods on a daily basis so research has suggested that most people are deficient and that deficiency increases with age (2) 15. If MSM is sulphur, is it smelly and does it create body odour ?MSM is completely odourless and does not create body odour. 16. I've heard about animal grades of MSM that contain impurities, is DistilPure™ MSM an animal grade of MSM ?DistilPure™ MSM was the first MSM to be manufactured specifically for human nutrition to exacting ISO 9002 standards. It contains no fillers, additives or impurities whatsoever and is highly bio-available - It's the one doctors and researchers use and recommend. This is nearly the end of the page ! No need to scroll up - Please choose from below Next: See also - Which product should I choose See also - How to take MSM Crystals See also - MSM products and prices and protocols See also - MSM Information Centre See also - MSM Quality Centre |
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