MSM – methylsulfonylmethane, easily absorbed by the body.

MSM or methylsulfonylmethane also known as methyl sulfone, dimethyl sulfone or DMSO2 is an organic form of sulfur, which is present in nature in the same form. It can be found in plants, as well as in animals and in the human body.

MSM is produced by the breakdown of phytoplankton in the sea, then it evaporates into the atmosphere and falls to the ground with rain, where plants absorb it.

Most of the MSM is consumed through diet, both with vegetables (onions, garlic, broccoli, and legumes are particularly rich in MSM), and with animal-derived foods such as milk and eggs, but the heat treatment of these foods greatly reduces the MSM content in them. It is also found in nuts and seeds. As a dietary supplement, laboratory-derived MSM has been used for many years.

MSM is also known as the beauty mineral and is of great importance for the human body.

It is found in muscles, skin, bones, hair, and nails. It is a necessary component in the production of collagen and connective tissue. In addition, it is involved in numerous metabolic processes. In the body, sulfur is present in the essential amino acids methionine and cysteine.

MSM powder is recommended to those who:

• are older,
• are physically active,
• want to strengthen connective tissues,
• want to strengthen the immune system ...

You can use MSM as a dietary supplement, a cosmetic additive, or for body care.

The product is a dietary supplement.

Recommended daily dose: 1-2 teaspoons (3-6 g), mixed in juice or water.

Tip: The best combination is to consume MSM powder together with vitamin C (can also be with orange or lemon juice). Since it is a pure ingredient, you can also mix it into your favorite cream or massage it directly onto areas of the body.

Ingredients: Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) powder.

Net quantity: 250 g