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At http://www.brinkzone.com/jointtroubles.html you write that you
can't personally vouch for Cetyl Myristoleate, but it seems like a
promising treatment for joint pain and health.

I was looking at a bottle (Vitamin Shoppe) when an old man with
trembling hands stopped next to me and said the stuff was better than
anything he had ever used. He told me to disregard the bottle's
instructions to take it with meals. It works best on an empty
stomach, sez he.

What do you suggest?

If you take it, don't take any caffeine. It neutralizes it.

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What do you suggest?>

Murder/suicide. But who goes first is up to you.

Quoted message said:

At http://www.brinkzone.com/jointtroubles.html you write that you
can't personally vouch for Cetyl Myristoleate, but it seems like a
promising treatment for joint pain and health.

I was looking at a bottle (Vitamin Shoppe) when an old man with
trembling hands stopped next to me and said the stuff was better than
anything he had ever used. He told me to disregard the bottle's
instructions to take it with meals. It works best on an empty
stomach, sez he.

What do you suggest?

I am not Will, as I haver better taste in Presidential candidates, but,
the effects of CMO (that's its abbreviation, btw)varies greatly among
users. I tried it once, with little noticeable effect, but my arthritis
is very minor anyway.

Have you looked at the website of the drug's discoverer?
www.cetylmyristoleate.com

David

Lee Michaels said:

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Quoted message said:

At http://www.brinkzone.com/jointtroubles.html you write that you
can't personally vouch for Cetyl Myristoleate, but it seems like a
promising treatment for joint pain and health.

I was looking at a bottle (Vitamin Shoppe) when an old man with
trembling hands stopped next to me and said the stuff was better than
anything he had ever used. He told me to disregard the bottle's
instructions to take it with meals. It works best on an empty
stomach, sez he.

What do you suggest?

If you take it, don't take any caffeine. It neutralizes it.

Don't drink coffee within what period of time? This info is not found
at http://www.cetylmyristoleate.com/page3.html

On 22 Apr 2005 00:31:34 -0700, "David Cohen" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

At http://www.brinkzone.com/jointtroubles.html you write that you
can't personally vouch for Cetyl Myristoleate, but it seems like a
promising treatment for joint pain and health.

I was looking at a bottle (Vitamin Shoppe) when an old man with
trembling hands stopped next to me and said the stuff was better than
anything he had ever used. He told me to disregard the bottle's
instructions to take it with meals. It works best on an empty
stomach, sez he.

What do you suggest?

I am not Will, as I haver better taste in Presidential candidates, but,
the effects of CMO (that's its abbreviation, btw)varies greatly among
users. I tried it once, with little noticeable effect, but my arthritis
is very minor anyway.

Have you looked at the website of the drug's discoverer?
www.cetylmyristoleate.com

David

In the last Pres election was it possible to exercise better taste?

My bottle (and http://www.cetylmyristoleate.com/page3.html ) sez CMO.
Will abbreviated it CMT. If left to me, I'd abbreviate it CM and risk
someone asking me why I'd want to ingest a compound movement.

On 22 Apr 2005 00:31:34 -0700, "David Cohen" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

At http://www.brinkzone.com/jointtroubles.html you write that you
can't personally vouch for Cetyl Myristoleate, but it seems like a
promising treatment for joint pain and health.

I was looking at a bottle (Vitamin Shoppe) when an old man with
trembling hands stopped next to me and said the stuff was better than
anything he had ever used. He told me to disregard the bottle's
instructions to take it with meals. It works best on an empty
stomach, sez he.

What do you suggest?

I am not Will, as I haver better taste in Presidential candidates, but,
the effects of CMO (that's its abbreviation, btw)varies greatly among
users. I tried it once, with little noticeable effect, but my arthritis
is very minor anyway.

Have you looked at the website of the drug's discoverer?
www.cetylmyristoleate.com

David

Oh, and I forgot to mention, thanx for letting me know I purchased the
wrong brand. Next time please let me know after I report wonderful
results using a product that probably doesn't work.

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David Cohen said:

Quoted message said:

At http://www.brinkzone.com/jointtroubles.html you write that you
can't personally vouch for Cetyl Myristoleate, but it seems like a
promising treatment for joint pain and health.

I was looking at a bottle (Vitamin Shoppe) when an old man with
trembling hands stopped next to me and said the stuff was better

than

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anything he had ever used. He told me to disregard the bottle's
instructions to take it with meals. It works best on an empty
stomach, sez he.

What do you suggest?

I am not Will, as I haver better taste in Presidential candidates,

but,

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the effects of CMO (that's its abbreviation, btw)varies greatly

among

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users. I tried it once, with little noticeable effect, but my

arthritis

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is very minor anyway.

Have you looked at the website of the drug's discoverer?
www.cetylmyristoleate.com

Oh, and I forgot to mention, thanx for letting me know I purchased

the

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wrong brand. Next time please let me know after I report wonderful
results using a product that probably doesn't work.

What brand does Vitamin Shoppe sell? Akbar the Camel Jockey's Healthy
Herbals?

David

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Quoted message said:

At http://www.brinkzone.com/jointtroubles.html you write that you
can't personally vouch for Cetyl Myristoleate, but it seems like a
promising treatment for joint pain and health.

I was looking at a bottle (Vitamin Shoppe) when an old man with
trembling hands stopped next to me and said the stuff was better than
anything he had ever used. He told me to disregard the bottle's
instructions to take it with meals. It works best on an empty
stomach, sez he.

What do you suggest?

If you take it, don't take any caffeine. It neutralizes it.

Don't drink coffee within what period of time? This info is not found
at http://www.cetylmyristoleate.com/page3.html

I don't know or care what is on that site.

I have used this stuff twice. It knocked out some budding arthritis each
time. I did some research and talked to some knowledgable folks. What I
learned is this.

1) Most of this stuff is [censored]. Only some of it is good. Get the good stuff.

2) This stuff is body weight dosed. Since I am a big guy, I needed to buy
twice the recommended cmo to make it work.

3) And ANY kind of caffeine during the program will keep it from doing what
it needs to.

I talked to a knowledgable rep about this. He said the reason that most
manufacuturers don't put this on the bottle is because they could sell more
product this way.

In article <[email hidden]>,

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At http://www.brinkzone.com/jointtroubles.html you write that you
can't personally vouch for Cetyl Myristoleate, but it seems like a
promising treatment for joint pain and health.

I was looking at a bottle (Vitamin Shoppe) when an old man with
trembling hands stopped next to me and said the stuff was better than
anything he had ever used.

Are you sure it was actually Cetyl Myristoleate? I didn't think it ever
made it to market on any large scale.

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He told me to disregard the bottle's
instructions to take it with meals. It works best on an empty
stomach, sez he.

What do you suggest?

I don't understand the question. Suggest what? Try it if you want I
suppose, though it seems like things lke fish oils, Glucos, MSM, etc.
have a better track record and more data behind them.

--
Will Brink @ http://www.brinkzone.com/

Will Brink said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Quoted message said:

At http://www.brinkzone.com/jointtroubles.html you write that you
can't personally vouch for Cetyl Myristoleate, but it seems like a
promising treatment for joint pain and health.

I was looking at a bottle (Vitamin Shoppe) when an old man with
trembling hands stopped next to me and said the stuff was better than
anything he had ever used.

Are you sure it was actually Cetyl Myristoleate? I didn't think it ever
made it to market on any large scale.

Vitamin Shoppe brand. Cetyl Myristoleate $17.14
120 capsules
Serving size: 2 capsules
Cetyl Mristoleate Proprietary Blend 1100 mg
Cetyl Mristoleate, CetylMyristate, Cetyl Palmitate, Cetyl Laurate,
Cetyl Palmitoleate, Cetyl Oleate

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He told me to disregard the bottle's
instructions to take it with meals. It works best on an empty
stomach, sez he.

What do you suggest?

I don't understand the question. Suggest what? Try it if you want I
suppose, though it seems like things lke fish oils, Glucos, MSM, etc.
have a better track record and more data behind them.

Empty stomach or with meals.

And what about Lee's advice to give up caffeine while you're taking
it?

In article <[email hidden]>,

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What do you suggest?

I don't understand the question. Suggest what? Try it if you want I
suppose, though it seems like things lke fish oils, Glucos, MSM, etc.
have a better track record and more data behind them.

Empty stomach or with meals.

Not something I have looked into, sorry.

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And what about Lee's advice to give up caffeine while you're taking
it?

Ditto to the above. I need to research and update that article it
appears as I recently did for the "Hair today gone tomorrow" article.

--
Will Brink @ http://www.brinkzone.com/