Joint pain?..This new treatment can help
New Holistic Arthritis Treatment
Here is one which interests me, and should be of interest to you:
Cetyl myristoleate is a fatty acid.
It was isolated in Swiss albino mice, which for some Darwinian wonder, never develop arthritis.
It also seems to be an effective joint lubricant and anti-inflammatory.
Cetylated fatty acids are also used for diseases in which the body attacks itself (autoimmune diseases) including Sjogren’s syndrome, systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), and multiple sclerosis (MS).
Some people use cetylated fatty acids for psoriasis, fibromyalgia, emphysema, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), silicone breast disease, various types of back pain, leukemia and other cancers, and a disease that involves inflammation of the blood vessels called Behcet’s syndrome.
Cetylated fatty acids are applied to the skin for osteoarthritis.
Cetyl myristoleate for pets
Members of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association have been using Myristin® since 1996 for dogs, cats, and other small animals. In 2008, EHP Products introduced a specific veterinary product for dogs and cats, a tasty chewable tablet. The new Hip and Joint Formula combines Glucosamine Sulfate, MSM, and other joint nutrients along with Myristin® into a convenient scored tablet so well-flavored with Prime Rib of Beef, Bacon and Liver that it can even be fed as a treat.
Doses: The Myristin dose is 2-3 tabs per day, based on body size.
I am personally interested in trying the topical cream..
Heal Your Pet At Home!
Best Wishes,
Dr Andrew Jones, DVM
P.S. If you have a middle aged to older pet, then they will have some degree of joint wear and tear..often the veterinary diagnosis is arthritis.
Yes you can do nothing
Use effective, but potential side effect laden conventional anti-inflammatories
Or some type of joint support supplement.
My supplements have been working well for dogs and cats showing evidence of arthritis, and they will likely work for your dog or cat.
Here is where you can get a trial bottle for 50% OFF
where can we get Myristin?
we already have you wonderful supplement.
thank you for all you do for our animals
Myristin is the cetyl myristoleate product we mentioned. It’s available through EHP Products and some veterinary health retailers.
We’re so happy you’re already using our supplement and supporting your pets’ health!
Is there a difference between the Myristin Supplement and the Myristin Formula?
If there is a difference, which should I try first?
Myristin is the cetyl myristoleate supplement on its own, while the Myristin Formula adds other joint supporting ingredients like glucosamine and MSM.
Either can be a good option depending on your pet’s needs. For simple joint support, many start with Myristin, while the Formula gives a little extra joint support in one chew.
Can my 7yr old Jack Russel (Abby) take both the Myristin and your Supplement? She is doing quite well on the Supplement, once in a while she will limp a bit after she over does it playing, and my vet gave me Rimadyl for when this happens but I would rather not give her drugs
Myristin and a joint supplement are commonly used together for extra joint support. Just keep an eye on the limp, and if it becomes more frequent or happens at rest, it’s best to have your vet check it out. Sounds like Abby just needs to pace those Jack Russell adventures a little!
We use Dr. Jones’s Dog Supplement and appreciate his work. However, I wish he wouldn’t post articles with statements like “Darwinian wonders.” Evolution is a theory. It is an unproven theory. It can not be proven, because it is false. We didn’t evolve from anything. God created all of us after our own kind. Those who doubt that will one day meet the God that created them.
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. “Darwinian wonder” was simply a playful phrase referring to an interesting discovery in nature, not a statement about personal beliefs. We appreciate your support and are always focused on helping pets live healthier, happier lives.
Thank you, Doctor Jones, for all the helpful information you give us!
I seek information on Myristin for my arthritic cat.
Marie Jennings, I recommend you check trusted internet vendors to see who might carry it. As it is a supplement, you won’t need to go through a vet to obtain it. I intend to check on the internet myself!
… and dear John Laws, you are quite free to ignore the words that offend you. Censorship is far more offensive. Most people in the U.S. and Canada understand evolution. Remember that practitioners of science, who included Copernicus and Galileo, were once condemned by the religious authorities of their time.
Myristin, or cetyl myristoleate, is a supplement some holistic vets use for joint support in dogs and cats. Research is still limited, so we recommend discussing it with your vet to see if it’s a good fit for your arthritic cat. Wishing your kitty happier, more comfortable days!
How do I get this Myristen??? Everthing I click on tskes me elsewhere
Try searching “Myristin cetyl myristoleate for dogs and cats” directly. It’s a joint support supplement that some pet owners use to help support mobility and comfort. Hope that helps!