MSM is found naturally in the human body. It ccurs in the blood and in organs as well. Normal human adults excrete from four to eleven milligrams of MSM per day in their urine. In mammals, the concentration of MSM in the body's various storehouses decreases with age, possibly as a result of changing diet or body metabolism. The MSM we ingest in fresh fruits, vegetables, and milk contributes essential sulfur for the synthesis of connective tissue, enzymes and immunoglobulin.
Sulfur is an important element in the formation and good health of hair and nails.
Sulfur is an essential component of various compounds and processes in the body, and is necessary for the synthesis of collagen, immunoglobulin and enzymes. Ensures connective tissue health and the formation of collagen. Provides the body with raw materials needed to create new cells, to repair and replace damaged tissues and organs. Figures into energy production, as a component of insulin and prerequisite for normal carbohydrate metabolism. When plants take up DMSO and MSM from the soil, they convert them into the amino acids methionine and cysteine.