Anyone else using MSM ? i am looking at starting it, but my enduracell my do the same thing

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pete43lost_at_sea
pete43lost_at_sea Member Posts: 3,900 Member
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a while back tanstaffl provided this info.

i just thought i would check it out. anyone else interested in this supplment and done some homework.

MSM is methylsufonylmethane, a derivative of DMSO, that is considered a great source of sulfur, and perhaps other cancer related benefits.

i have been on enduracell a brocolli powder for a few months now.
this link discusses that the benefit of broccoli powder is conditional on gene expression.
http://www.ajcn.org/content/82/6/1283.long

as a good co-incidence i am having my genes profile in a fitgenes test, should get the results soon. really keen to see the results.

a not so simple example of your genetics determining what supplement might confer what protection.

if you don't follow this, don't worry i have trouble most of the time as well.
alot of this stuff is on my blog, but its a bit messy.

just throwing this out here?

hugs,
Pete

ps i have read about 20 pages today from "magnesium, zinc, iron, copper and other trace elements" by igor tabrizian. the author is an absolute legend. but my head is simply exploding. my poor brain is not designed to cope with all this detail, but alas none of the doctors i have seen are across this in detail. so i got myself into this colorectal cancer nightmare and its up to me to get myself out of it. with alot of help from my friends and doctors and god.

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  • pete43lost_at_sea
    pete43lost_at_sea Member Posts: 3,900 Member
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    we are all different, different strokes, for different folks.
    its not just different strokes, for different folks.

    its our genes, its our environment that determines gene expression and how our cells behave or how they fail.

    the conclusion below, indicates how personalised and how much more expensive our medicine is going to get. this is from the above link.

    Conclusions:GSTM1 genotypes have a significant effect on the metabolism of sulforaphane derived from standard or high-glucosinolate broccoli. It is possible that the difference in metabolism may explain the greater protection that GSTM1-positive persons gain from consuming broccoli. The potential consequences of consuming glucosinolate-enriched broccoli for GSTM1-null and -positive persons are discussed.

    oneday i thinks its possible most cancer patients will have a battery of genetic tests, and we will start fighting our enemy the smart way. to me that means leveraging our contacts and environment. i am emailing a ceo friend about if i can have this gene above tested.

    why cannot patients drive our own treatment, our physiology changes second to second. do you really think a visit every 6 weeks to your onc is doing anything for your cancer.

    so today i got the quick and dirty urine test results that prove i have serious arsenic and mercury poisoning. i will have to go for cremation now, as putting me into the earth is just environmentally unfriendly. can you believe it over 2 weeks to get the quickest urine.
    the comprehensive heavy metals tests from the states and another big lab will be another 2 weeks away. but at least i can go full steam ahead with chelation, and am aiming to get the
    mercury out asap.

    on the bright side the mcp i have been on for 14 months 3 times a day is supposed to be a chelating agent and a detoxifier as well as stopping mets. which touch wood it is doing.

    my doctors looked at amazement at my results with the expression "shiiit thats high" written all over their faces. i think i defined a new upper level for the test.

    so i have an email in that suggests the strategy they are using is not of high value. so i have more research to do to compare.

    again my focus is about fixing the functions of my liver.

    i get my genetic test results very soon, i cannot wait.

    hugs,
    pete

    PS I guess noone here is really into msm, neither am i based on my reading
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methylsulfonylmethane

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