What is 'organic sulfur' and is it different from MSM?

Have you ever wondered what's the difference between MSM and Organic Sulfur? Maybe not. But that's okay, because I think you'll actually find it quite fascinating. read more

Sulfur exists in both mineral and organic forms. However, organic sulfur, also called Methylsulphonylmethane (MSM) sulfur, and sulfur are commonly confused to be one and the same. This mistaken belief has caused a bit of aversion to MSM sulfur; although it is perfectly safe and even necessary for a healthy body. read more

My product is an organic white crystalline form of MSM that excludes anti-caking agents and fillers (e.g., silicon dioxide and calcium stearate) that supplement manufacturers often include with their product. It’s called organic sulfur to differentiate it from other MSM products. During processing, some manufacturers heat their MSM above sulfur’s melting point of 239 degrees F; doing so negates much of the natural health-providing qualities of the product. read more