For veterinary use, we recommend MYRISTIN® be given on a weight
basis for twelve weeks with MYRIST-AID™ capsules as a synergist. The following
is recommended: (Send this blank email for a copy of the Animal Protocol for Cetyl Myristoleats.
Weight
Range # of
MYRISTIN® #
of MYRIST-AID
Capsules daily
Capsules daily
up to 40
Lbs 2 or
3
3 to 5
41 to 100 Lbs 4
to
6
6 to 9
101 to 200 Lbs
6
9
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For larger animals, such as horses, we recommend 12 MYRISTIN® capsules daily
for up to twelve weeks.
In general three MYRIST-AID capsules are recommended per two MYRISTIN
capsules, for up to 200 pound animals. If MYRIST-AID™ is not used, one lipase
enzyme capsule should be given along with the MYRISTIN® capsules.
MYRISTIN® and MYRIST-AID™ capsules should be opened and the contents placed
on food.
If two or three MYRISTIN* capsules are the daily dose, they may be given at
the same time if the owner prefers. If four to six MYRISTIN® capsules are the
daily dose, it is recommended that one amount be given in the a.m. and the
remainder in the p.m. However, if that is not feasible, all MYRISTIN® capsules
can be given at one time.
If there are no results after three months of Myristin, additional courses
would not be expected to produce results.
Some animals may achieve satisfactory results or better but may need to take
a maintenance course, the needs for which may vary widely. For example, an
animal weighing 100 pounds could need two Myristin capsules every other day,
while another of the same weight may need two capsules every day. Most animals
do not require this once satisfactory results are achieved with the supplement;
however, horses seem to need a maintenance program more so than other
animals.
Myristin-Cetyl Myristoleate: 120 Caps - $59.95
Myristin Aid: 136 Caps - 16.95
Myristin Topical Cream: 2 oz - $15.95 (10-14 day supply)
Myristin Kit: All three products - $79.50
Myristin Bulk Package: 4 Myristin and 4 Myristin Aid; $247.95
Myristin is made from coconut oil and beef tallow, combined with cetyl alcohol to form the cetyl myristoleate molecule. It is NOT a "beef" product and vegetarians and animals can use it. It is free of any "mads cow" prions as it is heated and this would destroy any that would very unlikely be in beef tallow.
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