Getting The Skinny On Organic Sulfur

Organic sulfur has two side names: DMSO2 (dimethylsulfoxide2) and MSM (methylsulfonylmethane), but no matter how you swing it, it’s all the same at the end of the day. Regardless of what you want to call it, organic sulfur is not always made the same and don’t all have the same standards for purity in the manufacturing process. If that’s concerning to you, well, it should be. Many have additives that can reduce its effectiveness which should be heavily considered before making a purchase.

Before we get into that, we should come to understand what organic sulfur does to help the body and why it’s important. Organic sulfur has a wide variety of benefits from join pain, the inflammation reduction, muscle recovery and more. It does this by reducing the permeability of the cell walls to allow the expulsion of toxins and allow nutrients to work their way in easier. This reduces the energy required by your body to expel toxins and increases your overall health. As a general note, sulfur is naturally available in foods, but with the ways that our diets have adapted over time, most people do not have close to the recommended amount.

Scientists are quickly turning over to the organic sulfur band wagon and recognizing the many benefits that it has. When it comes to organic sulfur production, there are claims about “plant-based” organic sulfur being better than other types. This is a false claim that holds absolutely no merit. Indeed, there are important differences between sulfur products that are sold for production, however there is no such thing as plant-based organic sulfur.

What exactly is organic sulfur? Organic sulfur is not a vitamin or supplement – it is a non-perishable food product. All organic sulfur is a manufacture product as organic sulfur cannot be extracted from nature. There are different manufacturing processes, some of which are better than others, but the best sulfur comes from the process that combines pharmaceutical grade CMSO1 and pharmaceutical grade hydrogen peroxide, which are then put through an elaborate and complex process in a carefully controlled environment. Yes, there are cheaper and less-pure methods of manufacturing that offer a sub-par product and the best most (also most expensive) processes have an end result of 99.85% pur organic sulfur in large flakes.

Retailers may claim that their sulfur in linging based, which is better than everyone else’s. Lingin is the molecule in trees that makes them stand up straight – if this was in sulfur, we wouldn’t be able to use it in our body and, if we could, it would cause us to be inflexible. There is no lignin in organic sulfur. Organic sulfur is typically comprised of oxygen (34%), bio-available elemental sulfur (34%), bio-available

carbon (25.5%), and hydrogen (6.5) with trace H2O moisture (<0.1%) and smaller tracers of DMS01 (<0.05%).

Organic sulfur gets the name “organic” because there are no other additives put into it. The large flakes are consumed and used 100% by the body and our cells. Our bodies use this for cell repair, miner transport, amino acid transport, address cellular stasis and use the hydrogen as an anti-oxidant.

Sulfur products manufactured outside of North America have repeatedly been reported as being less effective become of contaminants, additives, and many other problems. The manufacturing process in organic sulfur is key to providing a good quality that will provide the most benefits.

Organic sulfur is poised to take over as the next big thing in health care. The range of benefits is too large for it to go under the radar for much longer, and it won’t be long until doctors are recommending it to patients. Unlike other snake oil products, organic sulfur has medical backing to it along with actual doctor testimonials for its effects. In addition to thousands of people using it touting its effectiveness, there are companies that pride themselves on their production methods. This is more often than not kept a secret with any new medicines and is a true testament to the quality and value that organic sulfur can bring to your life.