Important Information about Joint Pain Relief Studies Done on Mice

Here we are again, doing more Flexcin reviews. Specifically, we want to find out just why the trademarked ingredient of CM8 is so powerful for joint pain relief. We had already done extensive investigation, but the main thing that was still intriguing us was how the ingredient was discovered; and now we know it has to do with a desperate man and a few hundred mice.

The man responsible for the development of CM8 was Dr. Harry W. Diehl who at that time worked as a researcher in the Arthritis section of the US Government. Who knew the government had an arthritis section; maybe that was then, but anyway, onward.

It so happens that a good friend of his developed rheumatoid arthritis so Dr. Diehl used everything at his disposal to determine if there was a cure for this type of arthritis. He found nothing. But at least he didn't give up. He knew he couldn't use the governments resources to do his own research, so he set up a space in his house - a sort of personal laboratory, and got to work on his own (in his own time of course).

As usually happens when research begins, he used mice as the test subjects (I suppose because they resemble humans so well) Um, right! Anyway, he started by trying to give the mice arthritis. In fact, he tried and tried and tried. Eventually he decided that they were either immune from arthritis, or that he was doing something wrong.

In typical research fashion, he decided to put out an order to all his physician friends and offered to pay anyone who could give him a mouse infected with arthritis.  He contacted a bunch of medical professionals in every field he knew. Unfortunately, he got to keep his money because nobody could give him a test mouse subject with arthritis so he could continue his research for joint pain relief.

At that time he did decide that he was looking at things the wrong way. So instead of trying to give the mice this dreaded arthritic condition, he decided to put his research in reverse and instead try to figure out why the mice were immune to arthritis.  And that's when he discovered an ingredient called cetyl myristoleate, which our Flexcin reviews found out he later abbreviated to CM8. He then found a way to duplicate this extremely effective substance in the laboratory (so millions of mice wouldn't have to be killed just to cure his friend).

In conclusion, while doing our Flexcin reviews, we not only found this amazing story, but also found out that the newly developed joint pain relief of Flexcin not only helped people combat arthritis by reducing inflammation, but also actes as an agent to reduce inflammation, and most importantly, boost the immune system so it can actively work at effective joint pain relief. I guess the lesson in this is the same as the old saying - if at first you don't succeed try, try again. Or, before you make a decision to fail, think outside the box, and think some more!