Microdermabrasion

What MSM does for the skin

MSM( Methyl-Sulfonyl-Methane) is a naturally-occurring organic form of dietary sulfur found in fresh raw foods that are involved in the cycle of rain. It is formed as a byproduct of algae growing in the oceans, and then is evaporated into the clouds. As clouds form rain droplets MSM falls to the earth and becomes nutrition and food for all life forms on the planet.

MSM is deficient in foods grown in greenhouses or in foods grown through irrigation. MSM is volatile and destroyed by cooking. In the body, MSM softens leathery internal tissues by rebuilding connective tissue with elastic sulfur

bonds. This is how MSM earned its reputation of building collagen and maintaining healthy joints. This is also why MSM increases flexibility, hastens recovery time from sore muscles, and is excellent for recovery from athletic injuries.

Because of its collagen-building properties, MSM creates smooth skin, thick lustrous hair, and strong nails. MSM makes the tissues more permeable so that they may move nutrients in and toxins out with greater ease. MSM has a remarkable effect at neutralizing foreign proteins (i.e. allergens, toxins, undigested food) making it anti-inflammatory. MSM works particularly well in conjunction with vitamin-C rich foods. MSM lotion applied topically is beneficial in treating dermatitis, eczema, acne, psoriasis, scars, and rosacea.