This is also the substance used in Diehl's oft cited research that appeared in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences in March 1994. Marketers of other products claim that Diehl's substance is an injectable product only. This simply is not true. As such, it is not immediately digested by most people, which is why it is sold with Myrist-Aid. Myrist-Aid was specifically designed to aid in the digestion of Myristin.
CM is absorbed through the liver.
Milk Thistle helps cleanse the liver, increasing CM's efficacy. Discovery and History CM was discovered by Harry W. Diehl, then of Rockville, Maryland, working alone in his home lab. Some books, articles, and marketing literature have made too many misstatements about the discovery and history of CM to clarify in this report, but a few facts will help. Diehl's laboratory experiments on CM were published in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences in March, 1994. Patents Harry Diehl obtained a U.S. patent for CM for rheumatoid arthritis in 1977.