Gone for good
Q: The arthritis in my hands is getting worse. I can barely button my own shirts anymore. But I’m stubborn about not wanting to spend the rest of my life taking pills for it even natural supplements. Is there anything out there can cure arthritis altogether?
JVW: Back in the 1990s, former National Institutes of Health researcher Harry Diehl, became intrigued by the observation that mice don’t get degenerative arthritis (also known as osteoarthritis, or OA). Working in his home lab, he analyzed literally thousands of mice, finally isolating a type of fatty acid called cetyl-myristoleate (CMO) not found in rats (which do get arthritis) or humans.
He invented and patented the first process to create bio-identical CMO. When he tried the bio-identical CMO on arthritic rats, they were cured. But he couldn’t interest any patent- medicine companies in CMO. So he “let it go” until he developed arthritis himself at age 80.
Over the course of 10 days he applied small amounts of CMO (which he combined with DMSO) topically to his hands. Not only did it completely eliminate his arthritis pain, but Harry also reported that it cured a long-standing headache he’d been suffering and prevented any more recurrences of bronchitis which he’s suffered on a regular basis.
Harry used CMO only that one time, and never need to take it again. He also made it for friends, who had the same experience.
While Harry’s original topical CMO formula isn’t available anymore, Harry developed a capsulized formulation, called Myristin, that appears to be just as effective. You can find Myristin in natural food stores, compounding pharmacies, and through the Tahoma Clinic Dispensary.
I usually recommend taking six capsules of Myristin daily for 80 days. (If it hasn’t worked by then, it probably isn’t going to.) Although it doesn’t work for everyone, the majority of the Tahoma Clinic patients who’ve tried it have had substantial or complete relief.
