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Description:
CMO = Cerasomal cis-9-cetytlmyristoleate
It has been used in connection with
Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid Arthritis CMO
is a natural medium chain of fatty acids
derived from Fatty Beef Tissue CMO acts as
an anti-inflammatory, as well as a lubricant
for damaged joint. Chondroitin Sulfate is
derived from Sea Cucumber Chondroitin
supports the structural components of joint
cartilage and promotes hydration of the
joint for improved mobility. Chondroitin
supports the joints by channeling nutrients
into cartilage cells.
Cerasomal cis-9 cetyl myrist oleate
(CMO): Cetyl Myrist oleate is an
all-natural medium chain fatty acid found in
only a small number of very select species
of animals. Clinical experience suggests
that Cetyl Myrist oleate acts as an
anti-inflammatory, as well as a surfactant
and lubricant for damaged joints. Basically,
it makes them more "slippery." It is not
habit-forming and contains no harsh
chemicals or drugs that can cause side
effects. It works in a natural manner by
acting at the site of inflammation, is
highly resistant to oxidation, it has a
relatively long life in the body.
Listed below are some of the effects that
people have had after using the Super CMO:
- Their arthritis has completely and
dramatically cleared up
- Their aches and pains have perceptibly
diminished
- Their neck and spine have become more
flexible during sports like golf
- Their fibromyalgia is less bothersome
- They can sleep more deeply through the
night
- Swelling, edema, inflammation have
reduced
- They experience more energy and
alertness
Ingredients:
CMO; Sea Cuccumber Extract (Chondroitin)
Directions:
60 Capsules, 30 Day Supply. (One in the
morning, and one in the evening, in between
meals.)
Quantity 60 capsules 1 Month Supply.
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are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure
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