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MSM
Gel
9 oz.
gel
Item #0900080-EN
| # Bottles |
Price Per
Bottle |
| 1-2 |
$19.95/bottle |
| 3-11 |
$18.50/bottle |
| 12 |
$17.50/bottle |
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KALA Health, Inc.'s
MSM gel is based on a formula which has been used for well over ten
years by Stanley Jacob, M.D. Dr. Jacob developed this gel in
order to maximize the benefits of MSM in topical applications, and
he has used it for many years to treat thousands of people. Dr.
Jacob as offered his unique formula to KALA Health, Inc. for
exclusive distribution.
MSM gel's most
popular use is for support of skin and joints. MSM gel also
finds practical application in most households as a skin moisturizer
(after sun!) and to use prior to shaving.
For therapeutic
purposes it should be applied to the skin several times daily. For
general cosmetic purpose, it can be applied as often as desired. The
gel is applied directly to the skin and should be allowed to
completely dry. Wiping is not necessary. There is no residue, and
the MSM gel is readily absorbed into the skin.
Each
bottle contains 200 ml maximum strength MSM gel (15%)
Practical
applications of MSM gel include:
- To help keep
skin soft and free of wrinkles
- To support
healthy skin
- To soften the
skin
- To support
healthy hair
- To use in
combination with, or instead of shaving cream prior to shaving
 If you would like to read about clinical
studies done with MSM gel,
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HOW
MSM GEL WORKS
The skin is the
body’s largest organ. It consists of a thin outer layer called the
epidermis and a much thicker inner layer, the dermis. Beneath the
dermis is the sub cutis which is an insulating layer of fat. These
skin structures are kept together by a tough fibrous protein called
collagen. Collagen works with fibers of another protein called
elastin, which gives the skin its elasticity. Hair and nails consist
mostly of a tough protein called keratin. The main building block of
keratin is the sulfur containing amino acid cystein. All proteins
require sulfur. MSM
is an organic sulfur-containing nutrient that supports health by
providing nutritionally essential sulfur and methyl groups.
MSM is a small molecule containing 34% elemental sulfur, and is
readily absorbed by the skin and immediately available when applied
as a gel.
Cross Linking
Collagen
fibers in the skin lie in a flat crisscross pattern. Sulfur is
responsible for the flexible bond between cells, including those
that make up the skin. When the body is deficient in sulfur, sulfur
bonds between proteins are not optimal, and cross-linking between
the fibers occurs. MSM is a main natural source of biological
sulfur. Topical supplementation with MSM gel helps to block the
formation of cross-linking or bonding of collagen which is
associated with a tough, aging skin. MSM sulfur allows the body to
produce more sulfur bonds, which results in smooth skin, tougher
hair and nails. Many users report that MSM gel makes their skin
smooth and the effect lasts many hours.
Dr. Stanley
Jacob's Medical Experience
Over the years, Stanley Jacob, MD has recommended MSM gel to
dozens of patients. He reports good success using topical MSM. Many,
but not all, took oral MSM concomitantly. The primary benefit is
from topical application. (source: MSM, The definitive Guide; 2002.
Stanley Jacob & Jeremy Appleton. Freedom Press.) Dr. Jacob uses
a gel containing 15% MSM, similar to the gel formula offered by KALA
Health, Inc.
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