Guest guest Posted January 16, 2006 Report Posted January 16, 2006 But what is an MSM? - Methyl sulfonyl methane is salt that is naturally in your body but in high enough concentrations helps keep the cells flexible and elastic thus keeping inflammation down. Relieves discomfort in all conditions ending in `itis. Much more effective but in different ways than glucosamine or chondroitin and without the side effects. Protocol is 3 grams MSM and 3 grams Vitamin C [preferably in the non-acid form called calcium ascorbate]. Do this protocol twice daily. The MSM and Vit. C work synergistically with each other and this protocol will get you up dancing in a few minutes:) info at: http://www.arthritis.org/resources/arthritistoday/1999_archives/1999_11_12explor\ ations.asp rusty OT-- MSM? Dear Lizzie, I read your post about KT and Glucosamine. But what is an MSM? Thanks in advance, Sue in Kansas Quote
Guest guest Posted January 16, 2006 Report Posted January 16, 2006 May I repost this to another list? For those that didn't read through the article, it's important to build up the dose, and one side effect of too high a dose can be loose stools or g.i. upset... (easy enough to cut down a bit!) TIA, ~Lusana lwinmorgan wrote: But what is an MSM? - Methyl sulfonyl methane is salt that is naturally in your body but in high enough concentrations helps keep the cells flexible and elastic thus keeping inflammation down. Relieves discomfort in all conditions ending in `itis. Much more effective but in different ways than glucosamine or chondroitin and without the side effects. Protocol is 3 grams MSM and 3 grams Vitamin C [preferably in the non-acid form called calcium ascorbate]. Do this protocol twice daily. The MSM and Vit. C work synergistically with each other and this protocol will get you up dancing in a few minutes:) info at: http://www.arthritis.org/resources/arthritistoday/1999_archives/1999_11_12explor\ ations.asp rusty OT-- MSM? Dear Lizzie, I read your post about KT and Glucosamine. But what is an MSM? Thanks in advance, Sue in Kansas Quote
Guest guest Posted January 16, 2006 Report Posted January 16, 2006 Don't you mean sulfur instead of salt? Donna - Methyl sulfonyl methane is salt that is naturally in your body but in high enough concentrations helps keep the cells flexible and elastic thus keeping inflammation down. Relieves discomfort in all conditions ending in `itis. Much more effective but in different ways than glucosamine or chondroitin and without the side effects. Protocol is 3 grams MSM and 3 grams Vitamin C [preferably in the non-acid form called calcium ascorbate]. Do this protocol twice daily. The MSM and Vit. C work synergistically with each other and this protocol will get you up dancing in a few minutes:) info at: http://www.arthritis.org/resources/arthritistoday/1999_archives/1999_11_12explor\ ations.asp rusty --------------------------------- Yahoo! Photos Ring in the New Year with Photo Calendars. Add photos, events, holidays, whatever. Quote
Guest guest Posted January 16, 2006 Report Posted January 16, 2006 >Don't you mean sulfur instead of salt? Donna - MSM is a salt that has sulfur in it. In this form the sulfur is non-allergenic. rusty Re: OT-- MSM? Don't you mean sulfur instead of salt? Donna - Methyl sulfonyl methane is salt that is naturally in your body but in high enough concentrations helps keep the cells flexible and elastic thus keeping inflammation down. Relieves discomfort in all conditions ending in `itis. Much more effective but in different ways than glucosamine or chondroitin and without the side effects. Protocol is 3 grams MSM and 3 grams Vitamin C [preferably in the non-acid form called calcium ascorbate]. Do this protocol twice daily. The MSM and Vit. C work synergistically with each other and this protocol will get you up dancing in a few minutes:) info at: http://www.arthritis.org/resources/arthritistoday/1999_archives/1999_11_12explor\ ations.asp rusty Quote
Guest guest Posted January 16, 2006 Report Posted January 16, 2006 I think the confusion here is that it's not " salt " as in sodium chloride. In the reference to MSM, the term " salt " is more of a chemistry term not related to the stuff we sprinkle on our food. Regards, Dana -----Original Message----- From: original_kombucha [mailto:original_kombucha ] On Behalf Of lwinmorgan >Don't you mean sulfur instead of salt? Donna - MSM is a salt that has sulfur in it. In this form the sulfur is non-allergenic. rusty ----- Original Message ----- From: Donna s Don't you mean sulfur instead of salt? Donna Quote
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2006 Report Posted January 17, 2006 > I read your post about KT and Glucosamine. But what is an MSM? http://www.msm-supplement.com/ http://www.dollsale.com/msm.htm http://www.wholehealthmd.com/refshelf/substances_view/1,1525,807, 00.html Lizzie http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/chain3turn/my_photos http://www.livejournal.com/users/samplerlady/ http://literarylady.blogspot.com/ Quote
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