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Regulatory ban or restriction in one or more countries. See Regulatory Status below.
RISK

DMAA

1,3-Dimethylamylamine

Likely Unsafe 400 PubMed studies PubChem 44260 ↗

Contraindications & warnings

BANNED in dietary supplements: USA (FDA), Australia (TGA), Canada (Health Canada), UK (MHRA), Germany (BfArM), Ireland (HPRA), Netherlands (NVWA). Multiple deaths from haemorrhagic stroke and acute myocardial infarction. Classified as prescription medicine or controlled substance in most jurisdictions.

About

Synthetic stimulant amphetamine derivative fraudulently marketed as a "natural" extract. Found in pre-workout supplements. BANNED globally following cardiovascular deaths.

Mechanism of action

Sympathomimetic amine structurally similar to amphetamine. Potent vasoconstrictor and central stimulant. Releases catecholamines from sympathetic nerve terminals.

Regulatory status

AU — Australia Banned

DMAA banned from all therapeutic goods following cardiovascular adverse events and deaths.

US — United States Banned

FDA declared DMAA not a lawful dietary ingredient. Products subject to seizure. Multiple deaths.

Effectiveness

No peer-reviewed clinical trial data found for this ingredient.

Other names

13-DMAA13-DimethylamylamineMethylhexanamineGeranamineJack3d ingredient
Medical disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before taking any supplement or changing your medication.

Data by supplement.ge — Public Health Institute of Georgia (PHIG)