MSM is essential for the health and elasticity of the connective tissues that surround joints. Sulphur is an essential part of all living cells, including amino acids, vitamins and cartilage. Many sources of sulphur are not efficiently absorbed and used by the horse however Methyl sulphonyl methane (MSM) is a sulphur in an organic form as found in the horse's natural diet (including grass and trees), but is largely driven off by the processing of hard feed and preserved forage. The diet of the stabled horse is likely to be deficient in this most important of nutrients. MSM is rich in bio-available sulphur that is vital for the health of soft tissue, tendons, ligaments and muscle. Feeding MSM at the recommended rate ensures the correct levels of sulphur are donated to the areas where it is most required, such as the soft tissue elements of the joint. NAF only use premium quality MSM, provided by UFAS accredited suppliers to ensure a high quality, safe product.