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Muscle and Joints

CMO (Cetyl Myristoleate, Cetyl-M) - Arthritis Supplement

Muscle and Joints

CMO Arthritis SupplementsCMO Pain Control Cream with Cetyl Myristoleate Relief for Painful Joints & Inflammation, Joint and Cartilage Disorders, Sore and Overworked Muscles & Tendons. More people with sore, overworked muscles and painful joints are relying on CMO Arthritis - Muscle Pain Cream with Cetyl Myristoleate. It naturally stimulates the skin’s circulation providing a deep, soothing heat. CMO Arthritis - Muscle Pain Cream is the first cream of its kind to offer the unique synergy created by cetyl myristoleate, aromaceutical oils and MSM. For joint and cartilage problems, CMO Arthritis - Muscle Pain Cream works best as a supplement to a long-term joint and cartilage program that includes cetyl myristoleate, glucosamine, hydrolyzed cartilage and anti-oxidants taken orally.

Gamma Linolenic Acid, GLA

Muscle and Joints

GLAOther Names:  Black currant oil, borage seed oil, evening primrose oil, GLA

Background: GLA or Gamma Linolenic acid is the most popular omega-6 fatty acid produced in the human body and obtained in various essential fatty acids. GLA is found in the human’s breast milk and oils of the seeds of borage, black currant plants and evening primrose.

L-Carnitine

Muscle and Joints

L-carnitine supplementIntroduction:L-carnitine is an amino acid that is synthesized from the amino acids lysine and methionine. Because it can be synthesized in the body, L-carnitine is usually not considered to be an essential nutrient. However, it could be classified as an essential nutrient for premature infants and other individuals who are not able to synthesize it in sufficient amounts. In addition to its use in clinical conditions, L-carnitine is used with exercise programs to reduce muscle soreness.

Flex Protex

Muscle and Joints

Flex Protex Information:

Flex Protex Capsules is a nutritional breakthrough to help people who suffer with joint pain, including arthritis and imflamation of the joints.

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