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Alliance Joint Health Facebook ad: “Take back your life and start living pain-free”

Alliance Joint Health Facebook ad: Take back your life and start living pain-free

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This is an excerpt from Dr. Stanley Jacob, M.D. about what MSM (DMSO₂) can do for your arthritis & joint pain: — It reduces inflammation. — It reduces muscle spasm and relieves pain. — It lessens the formation of scar tissue. — It improves blood flow throughout the body, including painful joints. — It may slow down the degeneration of cartilage. — It delivers biologically active sulfur to the body. This is taken from The Miracle Of MSM (1999), years after DMSO was systemically banned & ruled out from arthritis practice. MSM, also known as DMSO₂, is the oxidized form of DMSO that the same benefits, without the drawbacks such as its pungent stench, or risks of leaching undesirable chemicals into the body if used incorrectly. ==== A number of medical studies over the years have indicated that sulfur levels in arthritic joints are lower than normal. In a 1995 study, sulfur concentration in arthritic cartilage was shown to be about one-third the level of normal cartilage. This figure was comparable to earlier sulfur measurements reported in The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery and the Journal of the Southern Medical Association during the 1930s, which described the use of sulfur, such as MSM, for arthritis. MSM offers major benefits for osteoarthritis. In my clinic I have used MSM routinely for many years, often for severe, debilitating osteoarthritic cases where patients have traveled long distances seeking help. These are not minimal cases of pain and discomfort. MSM has provided significant improvement — less pain, less stiffness, greater mobility. ==== MSM actually works the same way as DMSO topically. Just like DMSO, the particles are fine enough to absorb directly through the skin barrier and reach joint tissue within minutes of application. However, most people don't know that when DMSO absorbs into your skin, part of it is actually oxidized and converted to MSM inside your body. That is where much of the long-term relief actually comes from. MSM is the form of sulfur that is organically stored in your body. It is what your body naturally uses to maintain cartilage integrity, reduce joint inflammation, and support connective tissue repair. Which is why it is significantly safer to use topically, as it is native to your body in a way that DMSO is not. ==== One aspect of MSM that beats DMSO is how long it stays in the body. DMSO is excreted within 120 hours from the body. MSM lasts up to 480 hours, that's 20 full days. Each time you apply MSM topically, it spends 20 days binding with and supplementing your joint tissue with rich mineral sulfur. Building up over time. Replenishing the sulfur depletion that years of arthritis has caused. Suppressing the inflammatory cycle at the source. That is the difference between short-term relief and long-term joint health, and is one of the main reasons why most who switched from DMSO to MSM find longer-term pain-free mobility they otherwise didn't have. Most of my patients, if not for anything else, switch simply because MSM is all the benefits of DMSO without the hassle. No diluting with distilled water. No scrubbing your skin clean before every application. No paranoia about what's on your hands. No garlic stench on your breath and clothes for hours afterward. You could step out of the shower and apply it if you wanted to. ==== Arguably the best part, is while MSM sulfur itself penetrates into your skin, it doesn't leach chemicals or other contaminants into your skin. This means unlike with DMSO, you can use other essential oils or topical remedies in combination for better relief. Here's the best ones I recommend: 🌊 Magnesium chloride, for instance. Arthritic joints are measurably depleted in magnesium as well as sulfur. Magnesium activates the enzymes responsible for cartilage repair. It is fantastic for relaxing muscles to promote sleep, which most who have OA struggle with. It restores the joint environment that inflammation has disrupted. 🏵️ Arnica montana, the mountainous European herb studied to match ibuprofen gel for topical pain reduction in knee and hand arthritis, disperses the swelling and soreness that builds around arthritic joints. That means pain relief without gut damage. Without the side effects that make long-term NSAID use so destructive. 🌳 Frankincense essential oils too. They shut off the inflammatory signal at the source, and are aromatic and therapeutic for at-home, consistent joint relief. I'm aware many use frankincense essential oils, which otherwise would've been risky & dangerous to use with DMSO. ==== How to use it? Apply a small amount directly over the affected joint morning and night. Ideally after a warm shower when your pores are most open and absorption is most efficient. Massage in until absorbed and let it air dry before dressing. Because it's a topical supplement, consistency is key to let it build up in your joints overtime. PS: If you're still using ibuprofen, taper slowly rather than stopping cold turkey. The cream works alongside whatever you're currently doing. You can learn more in the link below and gain a limited discount: → https://outfieldorganics.com/pages/adv4

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