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What is MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane)?

ACTIVE INGREDIENT LIBRARY

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) is an organic sulfur-containing compound that is the oxidized form of dimethyl sulfoxide. It is found in trace amounts in many plants, fruits, and vegetables in nature. It is used in dietary supplements as a highly bioavailable source of sulfur.

NATURAL SOURCES
green vegetables, fruits, grains, milk
SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE
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Frequently Asked Questions

MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) is an organic sulfur compound found in nature and in living organisms. Its chemical formula is C2H6O2S. It is also known as the oxidized form of dimethyl sulfoxide and is a highly bioavailable source of sulfur.

MSM can be found in trace amounts in various foods found in nature, such as green vegetables, fruits, grains, and milk.

Research has been conducted in the scientific literature on the potential effects of MSM, particularly in areas such as joint health and inflammation-related conditions. These studies have examined the hypotheses that MSM may help meet the body’s sulfur needs and may play a role in various biological processes.

Specific and widely documented information regarding the traditional uses of MSM is limited. However, organic sulfur compounds may have been used in various traditional practices to meet the body’s need for sulfur, which is one of its fundamental building blocks.

MSM is an active ingredient and can be found in dietary supplements. Before using any dietary supplement, it is recommended that individuals—especially pregnant women, nursing mothers, those with chronic illnesses, or those taking regular medication—consult a healthcare professional. Supplements are not a substitute for a balanced diet and should not be used in place of medication.