What is Super EMU PLUS

A new topical product that may help relieve pain! Some of those who may benefit are suffering from arthritis pain, stiff joints, neck and back pain, and tired muscles.  It may help to relieve strains and sprains and possibly speed up recovery time. It is made from natural ingredients, including Aloe Vera, Emu Oil. Vit E & D, LIGNISUL MSM™ and White Willow Bark. 

Super EMU PLUS  uses natural white willow extract as a topical (transdermal delivery) pain reliever. Long known as the foundation for regular aspirin (salicylic acid). 

*Aspirin was originally derived from white willow bark, but is now manufactured synthetically. 

MSM (methyl-sulfonyl-methane) is a non-toxic organic sulfur compound highly useful in targeting certain types of arthritis pain and stiffness to promote the rebuilding and strengthening of connective tissues, reducing joint degeneration and inflammation of tissues with long term use. Sulfur is in every cell of your body, it holds all your connective tissue together, tendons, ligaments, cartilage and muscle.
MSM CLINICAL STUDY.

Some other research studies to underscore the benefits of MSM that you may find of interest are: 

	LIGNISUL MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) A DOUBLE BLIND STUDY OF ITS USE IN DEGENERATIVE ARTHRITIS(A Preliminary Correspondence) By Ronald M. Lawrence, M.D., Ph.D.Assistant Clinical Professor U.C.L.A. School of Medicine Los Angeles, California 4/10/01 Abstract Methyl-Sulfonyl-Methane (M.S.M.) is an organic sulfur compound which is a metabolite of dimethyl-sulfoxide (D.M.S.O.). It is a white, odorless, slightly bitter tasting, crystalline substance, which contains 34 percent elemental sulfur. It is easily soluble in water. Its chemical formula is (CH3)2SO2. It has been suggested by Lovelock and his associate's (1) that M.S.M. and its related compounds D.M.S.O. and D.M.S. (dimethyl sulfide) provide 85 percent of the sulfur found in all living organisms. The cycle of these naturally occurring sulfur compounds begins in the ocean where microscopic plankton release sulfur compounds called dimethyl sulfonium salts. These salts are transformed in the ocean into the very volatile compound D.M.S. which escapes from the water as a gas which rises into the upper atmosphere. Exposed to ozone and high energy ultraviolet light the D.M.S. is converted to D.M.S.O. and M.S.M. Both the D.M.S.O. and M.S.M. are very soluble in water and they return to the surface of the earth in rainwater. Plants then take up the two compounds into their root systems concentrating them up to one hundred fold. M.S.M. (sulfur) is incorporated into the plant structure. Through the process of plant metabolism the M.S.M., along with the other sulfur compounds it has spawned, are ultimately mineralized and transported back to the ocean and the sulfur cycle begins again. Download Full Study (PDF) © 2002 Carolwood Corp - All Rights Reserved
	LIGNISUL MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE ATHLETIC INJURIES By Ronald M. Lawrence, M.D., Ph.D.Daniel Sanchez, D.C., C.C.S.P.Mark Grosman, D.C.Mark Grosman, D.C. 3/12/01 Abstract Twenty-four subjects (both male and female) were seen in a clinical office setting. The subjects suffered from acute injuries (under 30 days) sustained during the course of athletic endeavor. The patient's were selected on a random basis to receive either a placebo or Lignisul MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) in addition to routine chiropractic manipulation, ultrasound and muscle stimulation at each visit. All patients were treated with similar therapy and all patients received unmarked capsules of either a placebo or Lignisul MSM. Patients were discharged from care once all their symptoms were resolved. Of the twelve patients who received placebo four of the twelve graded their results as excellent or good, while of the twelve patients on Lignisul MSM seven of the twelve graded their symptom reduction as excellent or good. This represented a 58.3% of symptom reduction on Lignisul MSM, versus 33.3% on placebo. Of greater significance, however, was the fact that patients on Lignisul MSM had 3.25 visits on an average, while those on placebo had 5.25 visits. This means that patients on Lignisul MSM had 40% fewer visits to the office before reaching a recovery phase. This represents sizable economic advantage. This paper discusses the chemical nature of MSM, the possible mechanisms involved in treatment of such sports injuries and the implications for future usage of this phytonutrient for the treatment of short term athletic injuries.which is a metabolite of dimethyl-sulfoxide (D.M.S.O.). It is a white, odorless, slightly bitter tasting, crystalline substance, which contains 34 percent elemental sulfur. It is easily soluble in water. Its chemical formula is (CH3)2SO2. It has been suggested by Lovelock and his associate's (1) that M.S.M. and its related compounds D.M.S.O. and D.M.S. (dimethyl sulfide) provide 85 percent of the sulfur found in all living organisms. Download Full Study (PDF) © 2002 Carolwood Corp - All Rights Reserved
	The Effectiveness of the Use of Oral LIGNISULmsm (Methylsulfonylmethane) Supplementation on Hair & Nail Health By Ronald M. Lawrence, M.D., Ph.D. Council for Natural Nutrition 2/2/01 Abstract A total of 21 patients were studied for 6 weeks for the hair study component. Data was collected by Certified Cosmetologists under the direction of the Principal Investigator. Both the investigators and the patients were blinded as to whether supplementation was with placebo or LIGNISULMSM. The subjects were randomly assigned to either Group A (placebo) or Group B (LIGNISULMSM). Sixteen of the subjects were men and 5 were women. Dosage was 3,000 mg/day in both Groups A & B. The study participants were studied for hair length, brilliance, and diameter of the individual hair fibers using industry-standard measurement scales at the beginning of the study period (t=0) and after 6 weeks (t=6 weeks). Download Full Study (PDF) © 2002 Carolwood Corp - All Rights Reserved
	ALAVIS MSM Racehorse Study. Evidence as to the effectiveness of the use of oral Alavis MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) By Ronald J. Riegel 1/24/02 Download Full Study (PDF) © 2002 Carolwood Corp - All Rights Reserved