EHP Products Myristin-Review
Product Claims of Myristin
The product Myristin is a dietary supplement that is used to help support the joints. This supplement can also be used to improve overall health. According to the manufacturer, this supplement will help people suffering from joint pain and inflammation helping them to move freely without any pain. This product is safe for consumption. To find out if this supplement is right for you, read our review of Myristin below.
Ingredients
Myristin contains the following ingredients:
- Cetylated fatty acids
These fatty acids contain 40% concentrated Cetyl myristoleate (CMO). It is gluten free, non-GMO, and non-allergenic and is manufactured n the United States.
Dosage Instructions
It should be taken for 68 days. Each of the softgel capsules contains 260 mg. Three Myristin softgels are taken daily with water on an empty stomach. A person should take it 30-45 minutes before they eat a meal. It is also okay to take this supplement right after a meal.
Cost and Guarantee
One bottle of Myristin will cost a person around $70. This is for 51 soft gel capsules. If a person purchases more than one bottle at a time they can save some money. If a person purchases two bottles they can get them for $130, three bottles for $190, and four bottles for $240 which is a good deal.
Summary Of Our Myristin Review
This supplement uses CMO that is found in the sperm of whales, mice, and beavers, as well as, fatty acids from coconuts. This supplement does not contain artificial preservatives and contains a small amount of Vitamin E. No allergic reactions have been reported. We liked that this supplement is made from natural ingredients.
There are some downsides to taking Myristin. In order to see the best results, some consumers may need to take this supplement for a period of two years. The results can be slow coming and it can be expensive to purchase the supplement for all of this time. There are some things that may interfere with the absorption of Myristin. A person should limit the consumption of carbonated cola, teas, citrus juices, and should also avoid eating citrus fruit at breakfast.
Overall, it seems that Myristin does help people suffering from joint pain and is effective at treating inflamed and irritated joints.
