MSM stands for Methyl-sulphonyl-methane, also sometimes known as MSM-Sulphur. Sulphur is the 4th abundant element in the human body. MSM contains approximately 34% natural sulphur. Therefore MSM is thought to be the richest natural source of sulphur to humans.
Dietary sources of sulphur include cauliflower, broccoli, kale, spinach, garlic. onion and eggs. In 1963 MSM hit the press in style. It was called “The most exciting thing in medicine” by the New York Times. MSM was discovered around the 1940s when it was extracted from cow’s milk.
Scientist Dr Stanley Jacob conducted the majority of work done on MSM. He found that applying MSM to an area of injury in the bone or tissue could help to reduce pain. The recommenced daily dose for MSM if 1500mg, taken in 3 doses.
Here are some health benefits of MSM :
- MSM is used to aid musculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders.
- MSM has also been used to treat leaky gut. The sulphur can prevent food particles from elating into the blood stream and triggering an inflammatory response.
- MSM is thought to help the body produce Glycosaminoglycans or GAGs. GAGs help to lubricate the joint and prevent friction of the 2 articulating bones.
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this looks like its a great thing! I hadnt ever heard of it! I mean, the name MSM! I did hear of sulphur in the body and taking it daily!
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What I go to pharmacy and ask MSM?
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The best way would be to consult your physician about the dosages and brands.
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With Covid in the mix Google probably best!🙏🐕♒️
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Or teleconsult maybe?
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I had never heard of this either. I never even knew that sulphur is so prominent in the body.
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Yup knowledge
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet and commented:
Please read this for yourself or others you know.
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Thankyou!!
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