The cost per milligram (in US) is only 0.019 cents - that's less than 1/50 of a penny! There is no other MSM product of this quality at a lower price.
 

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Natural Organic Sulfur (MSM) is one of the three major nutritional components of the body. Unless your diet is composed primarily of raw food, it is unlikely that you are receiving enough natural sulfur to maintain optimum health. MSM helps create healthy flexible cells while increasing oxygen and nutritional uptake. It is recommended that you take equal amounts of natural sulfur and Vitamin C for best results. 

Suggested use: 500 mg per 30 lbs. of body weight per day or as directed by your health care practitioner. 

TOPICAL MSM
For a topical application for muscle soreness, etc., Life Plus has MSM Plus Vital Care Lotion. In addition to MSM, it also contains whole leaf aloe vera gel and four other soothing herbal extracts. It has a great natural fragrance (very light) and is non-greasy and penetrating. It leaves skin smooth and soft.

THE NEED FOR MSM
MSM is Methyl-Sulfonyl-Methane, a naturally occurring organic source of biologically available nutritional sulfur, an important dietary component in fresh fruits and vegetables commonly lost during storage and cooking. Sulfur is a critical component of many important amino acids contained in our cellular proteins. Sulfur continues to be in studies worldwide examining its many biochemical functions.† 

Life Plus MSM Plus is an excellent source of biological sulfur. It can be an important source of dietary sulfur, an integral part of many proteins, hormones and other substances critical to healthy metabolism. Even though MSM is found in most fresh fruits and vegetables, milk and grains, it is easily destroyed by cooking, processing and storing of our foods, so it makes sense to supplement with MSM.

The primary focus of the company has been to develop and market nutritional products to help prevent degenerative disease and promote optimal health. Life Plus offers a large selection of the kinds of pharmaceutical grade, nutritional products that are in high demand. Their prices are competitive with even the discount priced nutritionals. 

MSM 
MSM has more recently become used as a dietary supplement because of the outgrowth of research on the well-known substance DMSO. MSM is a stable metabolite of DMSO, odorless and a very efficient method for supplementation. Actually, MSM is equivalent to DMSO but contains an additional atom of oxygen, so it is actually DMSO2. Life Plus MSM uses the highest quality MSM available.† 

The amount of MSM required to obtain maximum benefit will vary among individuals and according to need. It is suggested you begin with one 750 mg tablet per day and increase as desired, up to 6 tablets twice a day.† Most people find that 2-4 tablets twice a day is the right amount.

Keep container closed and store in a cool dry place. 

SULFUR 
Sulfur is an important body component. It is essential to life, and a major component of all living things. It is an element that is quite often overlooked as a nutrient, but yet is an important ingredient in several of the very critical amino acids that make up the proteins contained in our muscles, enzymes and other constituents in our body. Sulfur is in the proteins which constitute basic hair, nails and skin. The sulfur-containing structural protein keratin is found throughout the body, from the epidermis to the hair follicle to the bronchial epithelium of the lungs to the intestinal mucosa. Sulfur-bearing amino acids are key components of many functional proteins and enzymes, and important determinants in the "tertiary" three-dimensional structures, many of which are held in place by permanent disulfide (-S-S-) linkages-for example, in maintaining the hair in its natural inclination toward straight or curly.† 

SULFUR AND THE AMINO ACIDS 
Sulfur is contained in the amino acids, methionine, cysteine and cystine, and in the important sulfhydryl tripeptide glutathione. Dietary sulfur can be incorporated into cysteine, cystine and glutathione. Animal studies using radioactive tracers show that the sulfur in MSM can even be utilized to prepare methionine. Key proteins dependent on, for example, the important oxidation-reduction partners cysteine and cystine include:† 

MSM is an abbreviation for Methyl-Sulfonyl-Methane. It is a natural form of sulfur found in all living organisms and is present in our body fluids and tissues. It is found in many fresh foods including most fresh fruits and vegetables, milk and some grains. Even though it is present in fresh foods, it is easily destroyed in cooking, storing and processing. Due to modern food processing and cooking, sufficient MSM may not be present to provide significant biological sulfur, so it makes sense to incorporate MSM as part of your dietary supplement program when supplemental sulfur is desired-especially for vegetarians as they may have a shortage of sulfur in their diets.

DMSO 
The development of MSM as a dietary supplement stems from research of the well proven substance DMSO. It has been learned that MSM is an odorless and stable metabolite of DMSO that possessed some similar properties. Actually MSM is chemically DMSO2-that is DMSO with an additional oxygen, yet it is a natural component of our cells.† 
 

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NOTICE
This information complies with the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA) which prohibits anyone from claiming that dietary supplements "prevent," "treat" or "cure" any disease. However, the U.S. Congress recognizes in the DSHEA that "there is a link between the ingestion of certain nutrients or dietary supplements and the prevention of chronic diseases." 

Accordingly, bona fide research is available from many reputable sources to assist you in evaluating the potential benefits of nutritional substances and products, such as websites provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, www.usda.gov, the National Institutes of Health, www.nih.gov, National Cancer Institute, www.nci.nih.gov, and the National Library of Medicine at www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, as well as other governmental, scientific, and health-related websites. 

You may also want to refer to some of the well-known medical journals such as the Journal of the American Medical Association, the British Medical Journal, Gerontology, the International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition, the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, the Canadian Medical Association Journal and others. These journals publish the newest research about nutritional substances such as vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and phytonutrients on aging and the general support of a healthy body. 

†These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.