What is the source of the MSM? Shellfish?
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The bottle does not state the source. Commercially available MSM is generally manufactured by reacting dimethyl sulfoxide with hydrogen peroxide.
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Good question. It does not say in the ingredients what the source of the MSM is. Perhaps by contacting the company directly, you can get the answer.
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Glucosamine Hydrochloride (HCl) minimum 500 mg. Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) 500 mg. Glucosamine Hydrochloride (HCl) (derived from shellfish) Methylsulfonylmethane, shellfish��, microcrystalline cellulose, Natural flavor, dried brewers yeast, silicon dioxide, and magnesium Stearate.
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The glucosamine and chondroitin are from shellfish. The MSM is from a plant source. And the two added ingredients are vegetable-based. Whether it's gluten-free or not would probably depend on what plant source the MSM comes from... Sorry there aren't any more specifics... Good luck!
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MSM supplements are not naturally-occurring food-form MSM but artificially synthesized organic (carbon-based) fossilized plant/animal petrochemicals. (Older method "lignisol" from papermaking wood lignan pulp byproduct's no longer used, but OxygenAmerica sells pine lignan organic "OxySulfur" another Amazon reviewer prefers.) If it doesn't say OptiMSM, it's not the best MSM supplement distilled 99.99% pure mostly USA/sometimes high-standard Japan sourced. Food-form MSM is in grassfed animal proteins & rainwatered not irrigated or hothouse crops. ~ Blessings
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No, it's naturally occurring sulphur in MSM (METHYLSULFONYLMETHANE)Hope this helps :)
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Yes, the MSM portion IS a bioavailabile source of sulfur. It works with the Glucosamine to help build collagen, an important component for healthy joints and connective tissue. Research shows that the two work very well together.
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Yes gelatin, cellulose, magnesium stearate, and silicon dioxide, and may contain shellfish derivatives-glucosamine Most of them may be part of the capsules
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No alcohol, & MSM is petrochemical, but you'd have to ask re the capsules. Be sure they don't have toxins inc SLS (Sodium L. Sulfates).
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Yes, the label says it contains shellfish...shrimp and crab. The website www.NatureMade.com can answer many questions about products also.
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I emailed the company and they told me that it is sourced from the Atlantic. You can confirm it yourselves by emailing them.
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The label says "Contains shellfish (crab, shrimp, lobster, crayfish)" The chondroitin sodium sulfate says it's from bovine cartilage. I just Googled "glucosamine chondroitin vegetarian" and it came up with a number of options. I do know that glucosamine sulfate has more scientific evidence that it works vs glucosamine hydrochloride. Hope that helps.
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According to the label on the bottle, and various websites advertising this product, here are the specifications: Chloride (from glucosamine sulfate KCI) 84 mg (3%); Sodium (from chondroitin sulfate) 28 mg (<2%); Potassium (from glucosamine sulfate KCI) 91 mg (3%); Glucosamine Sulfate KCI 750 mg; Chondroitin Sulfate 600 mg; Methylsulfonylmethane Lignisul MSM 500 mg. Other Ingredients: Cellulose, stearic acid, magnesium stearate, gelatin capsule.Warnings: This dietary supplement contains shellfish. Note: Glucosamine is obtained from the shells of shellfish.
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My bottle doesn't have anything about bovine source...it actually reads "vegetable cellulose" veggie cap. You could go to their web site and check but mine doesn't have anything about shellfish or bovine source.
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Miss Geertgens, To get a straight answer for the source of the MSM you should ask the source. They are very good in attending their clients. Here is the website. http://shop.mercola.com/
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It contains shellfish-free glucosamine hydrochloride, sodium chondroitin sulfate, and MSM (as methylsulfonylmethane). It works on my arthritis symptoms. I preferred shellfish-free because I know that supplements made using shellfish have bothered my stomach in the past. Once I started taking this, I could cut back on Advil to once in a while instead of multiple times a day.
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No there is not any shellfish in Move Free. I am allergic to shellfish myself and would not be able to use it if there was. Ingredients in Move Free are Hyaluronic Acid, Glucosamine Hydrochloride, Chondroitin Sulfate and the proprietary blend including Black Catechu, Chinese Scullcap and Maltodextrin.
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not is does not!,,, before taking glucosamine/msm re assure the person is not allergic to shellfish/ sulfur... although im an athlete and have bn using product for few years, helping to reduce knee pain and other minor arthritis issues... es bueno!