CMP MAX CREAM

Premium CMO, MSM, Peppermint Super Cream By Happy Body

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CMP MAX is the world’s only cream made with maximum levels of pure CMO, MSM and peppermint oil.

The result is a premium, super cream that can be used anytime for:

• Joint aches.
• Body pain and inflammation.
• Headaches and migraines.
• Very dry skin and various skin issues.

Say Goodbye To Recurring Pain

A Pain Cream Like No Other…

CMP MAX is one of the most unique relief and recovery creams on the market today.

3 Years in development, CMP MAX uses ingredients that are clinically proven to provide superior, long-lasting relief.

Unlike most pain creams that use high levels of menthol to simply numb the nerves, CMP MAX, actually works to provide rapid relief and support healing.

CMP MAX uses only premium, pure, all natural ingredients, that make quick work of pain anywhere on the body.

CMP MAX is powered by 3 main ingredients:

• CMO
• MSM
• Peppermint

1. CMO

CMO is a natural fatty acid ester known also as “Cetyl Myristoleate“. Pronounced: “See / Till / My / Wrist / Oly / Ate”.

CMO has been studied for years due to its all-natural, pain relieving impacts on arthritis and body aches.

First discovered by the National Institute of Health (NIH) in the mid 80’s, CMO began commercial use in 1991.

It has gained a wide following from people dealing with bursitis, gout, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, and sports-related injuries.

Researchers believe that CMO acts in 2 main ways to help people with pain;

• First, CMO acts as a natural ‘surfactant’ (lubricant) for painful, aching joints.
• Second, CMO helps naturally curb autoimmune reactions in the body.

“CMO is highly effective for pain and mobility. Few compounds work like CMO to help resolve pain issues as quickly.“

Harry W. Diehl, PHD, Researcher National Institute of Health (NIH), Chronic Pain, Metabolic, and Degenerative Diseases

Sadly, few creams utilize the power of CMO today, and the very few that do use only very small amounts due to the cost.

CMP MAX uses market-leading levels of CMO.

CMP MAX is 9% pure CMO, easily the highest you can find on the market today.

Source: The Effect of cis-9-Cetyl Myristoleate (CMO) and Adjunctive Therapy on Arthritis and Auto-Immune Disease. A Randomized Trial by Dr. H. Siemandi, MD. Bahadori B, Uitz E, Thonhofer R, et al. omega-3 Fatty acids infusions as adjuvant therapy in rheumatoid arthritis. JPEN J Parenter Enteral Nutr. 2010

2. MSM

MSM is a sulfur-based essential mineral that’s been studied for over 60 years for its impacts on joints, pain, inflammation, and skin health.

MSM is very safe and works rapidly when applied topically to any pain spot.

MSM is also very impactful on dry, itchy skin, helping resolve inflammation and improve moisturization to the skin and its cells.

Again, not many pain creams utilize the power of MSM, and the few that do, provide only trace amounts of MSM. 

CMP MAX is made from 12% pure MSM, making it the only pain cream on the market that offers that much MSM.

Happy Body is a leader in specialty MSM supplements, and also provides MSM in it’s pure crystal form – called Organic Sulfur.

“MSM (Organic Sulfur) is often so effective for pain relief that many doctors are even able to discontinue medication.“

Doctor Stanley Jacob – Researcher, Doctor and Author of The Miracle of MSM

Source: Butawan, M., Benjamin, R. L., & Bloomer, R. J. (2017). Methylsulfonylmethane: Applications and Safety of a Novel Dietary Supplement. Nutrients, 9 (3), 290. http://doi.org/10.3390/nu903

3. Peppermint Oil

Pure peppermint oil is naturally derived from the peppermint leaf.

When used topically, it’s a powerful natural analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and also has wonderful anti-spasmodic properties.

Peppermint oil also has added stress-relieving benefits & helps to increase blood circulation in the body. This is another reason that CMP MAX is impactful for headaches, and stress-based pain.

“If you are wondering if peppermint is good for pain, the answer is a resounding “yes!” Peppermint is a very effective natural painkiller and muscle relaxant. It also has cooling, invigorating and antispasmodic properties. Peppermint is also very helpful in alleviating a tension headache.“

Doctor Josh Axe – DC, DNM, CNS

Source: The Effect of cis-9-Cetyl Myristoleate (CMO) and Adjunctive Therapy on Arthritis and Auto-Immune Disease. A Randomized Trial by Dr. H. Siemandi, MD. Bahadori B, Uitz E, Thonhofer R, et al. omega-3 Fatty acids infusions as adjuvant therapy in rheumatoid arthritis. JPEN J Parenter Enteral Nutr. 2010

The Benefits of CMP MAX

Backed By Over 60 Years of Clinical Research

† Note: Statements or opinions about products and health conditions have not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration or Health Canada. Products and information stated herein are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. If you have any concerns about your health or are wanting to try any new supplement you should always consult with your doctor first.

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