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Don't know if this info helps...but...I used to use cetamyristoeleate for my horse's bad hocks. Don't know if this may be similar since it has myristoeleate in it. It came in a powdered form & was prescribed my holistic/ chiropratic vet,
Dr. Alan Schoen. It worked miracles with my horse. With in a day or 2 at the most, he showed NO signs of any hock soreness. I also used to use it in a cream form for my arthritic hands.
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Anyone have experience with Celadrin?
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