MSM is found in small amounts in foods such as vegetables, fruits, grains, and certain animal products. Celadrin®, on the other hand, is a specific patented fatty acid complex that does not occur in this form in food.

No, neither Celadrin® nor MSM are considered essential nutrients, as the body does not have a direct dependence on these compounds from food.

Celadrin® is a patented complex of esterified fatty acids, whereas many other fatty acid supplements such as fish oil or MCT oil contain different fatty acids. MSM is an organic sulfur compound, whereas sulfur in other supplements is often found in forms like sulfates, such as glucosamine sulfate.