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sucessfully injected himself cetylmyristoleate on the knees. His doctor was so amazed at the beneficial results, he urged him to publish a report. ​ In March of 1994, that report about injectable cetyl myristoleate was published in The Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. In the report, the researcher expressed his hope that other studies would be conducted, "particularly, more extensive tests of cetyl myristoleate analogues.”In late 1994, the International Immunological Center of The San Diego Clinic research staff did exactly what that researcher had hoped for. They developed an orally administered nutritional supplement. This dietary supplement is an analogue called CMO™, a trade name for cerasomal-cis-9-cetylmyristoleate. The San Diego Clinic did the first clinical study on CMO™, which study demonstrated CMO™ to be an outstanding product. In December 1995, CMO™ was introduced in Nevada to the medical community at the National Medical Conference on Aging. Five doctors afflicted with a variety of conditions tried CMO™. All five doctors responded well within three days. CMO™ became star of the conference resulting ultimately in hundreds of doctors using CMO™ for their patients.In February 1996, after successful reports from the medical community, CMO™ became available to the public. Beneficial effects of CMO™ inspired several books about the subject. Dr Sands had numerous radio interviews and the attention of newspapers and magazines.