There are hundreds of joints in the human body and all your joints are desgined to work together to help you move with ease. Millions of people lose joint mobility and flexibility at some point in their lives and suffer from joint problems and pain. These problems can prevent full participation in many of life’s daily activities.
As we age, our bodies undergo wear and tear, and your joints are no exception. Overtime cartilage can wear down completely, leaving you with less shock absorption capabilities, which causes bone rubbing on bone. This may eveutually damage the ends of your bones.
Joint health is key to wellness. After all, it’s difficult to feel healthy when the very act of walking hurts! Keeping your joints strong, agile, and flexible is a priority for people wanting to live life to its fullest. When joints, which are made up of connective tissue, receive natural, effective support, the difference is amazing.
C.M. Plex™ supports joint health with a proprietary blend of cetyl myristate, cetyl myristoleate, and other cetyl esters. These compounds have been shown to help penetrate and hydrate the joints and increase mobility, encouraging a more active lifestyle.* C.M. Plex™ cream provides additional moisturizing benefits.
FAQ's
Q. Will C.M. Plex™ lose its effectiveness with continuous use?
A. The bones and joints are active structures, constantly creating new tissue and breaking down old. A healthy, varied diet profoundly affects this ongoing process. As with any other component of our nutrition, C.M. Plex™ can assist the body at any and all adult stages in life.
Q. Can C.M. Plex™ be used by pregnant women or nursing mothers?
A. As with many other nutritional supplements, it is not recommended that a pregnant woman or nursing mother use C.M. Plex™.
Q. Has any human research been done on the ingredients contained in CM Plex™?
A. Yes. In fact, a human clinical study, presented at a major scientific conference in April 2001, demonstrated remarkable effects.
Q. What foods are sources of nutrients that support joint health?
A. Foods high in vitamin C, such as several fruits and vegetables, are important because
vitamin C is vital to the body’s development of connective tissue in ligaments, skin, bones, and blood vessels. The body cannot make its own vitamin C, so absorbing adequate
amounts through diet and supplementation is crucial.*
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent any disease.
