Natural Factors MSM Methyl-sulfonyl-methane 1000 mg 240 Capsules
• Helps relieve joint pain and stiffness from osteoarthritis
• Helps temporarily improve joint function in osteoarthritis
• Helps maintain skin health
• Helps temporarily reduce muscle pain and discomfort immediately after exercise
• Reduces exercise-induced oxidative stress,
Natural Factors MSM contains the naturally occurring sulfur compound methyl-sulfonyl-methane (MSM) to help relieve joint pain from osteoarthritis. Healthy connective tissue relies on a good supply of sulfur. MSM plays an important role in the body’s response to painful and inflamed joints. The convenient capsules are easy to take and present a fantastic option for active people who don’t want to be held back by joint pain.
Natural Factors MSM is a joint support supplement featuring methyl-sulfonyl-methane (MSM). MSM is a naturally occurring sulfur compound that helps relieve joint pain and stiffness from osteoarthritis. It has long been recognized for supporting mobility in people with stiff and painful osteoarthritic joints by alleviating the pain of joint inflammation and cartilage deterioration.
Sulfurous compounds are involved in various biological processes throughout the body, including the synthesis of certain antioxidants and other molecules that indirectly contribute to managing inflammatory response. MSM’s benefits for the musculoskeletal system are wide-ranging. The sulfur-donating activity of its organic sulfur structure supplies important building blocks for repairing and maintaining healthy connective tissue, such as the cartilage, tendons, and ligaments within and around the joints.
MSM is a stand-alone supplement that can be used on its own or in combination with chondroitin and glucosamine sulfate for comprehensive joint support. Each easy-to-swallow capsule delivers 1000 mg of MSM, taken 2–3 times daily based on individual needs. Supplementing the diet with MSM is a fantastic way to support joint health and maintain a healthy lifestyle for people with painful joints, including active adults experiencing pain after exercise, older adults, and people with osteoarthritis.