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CMO (Cetyl Myristoleate) Fatty Acid Complex, 550 mg, 60 Vegetable Capsules colostrum spinach and broccoli serve asWhat is in it? Review Also known as cetyl myristoleate, it contains a concentrated extract of the fatty acid cerasomal cis 9 acetyl myristoleate from natural bovine source. CMO is not found in vegetable oils or other common foods, but it can be made in a laboratory using certain vegetable oils as a starting base. CMO is found in low amounts in animal connective tissue. History Cetyl myristoleate is the common name for cis 9 cetyl myristoleate, a