DMAA/1, 3-Dimethylpentylamine Hydrochloride Injectable anabolic steroids CAS 13803-74-2 FOR Leaning

Description

DMAA is a neurological stimulant which causes a quick spike of energy similar to Caffeine and other classical stimulants, but does so by different mechanisms in the brain.

It was first introduced as a nasal decongestant as 'Germanium Oil Extract' but more recently is used as a neurological stimulant and party pill.

Due to its structural similarity to amphetamines, it gives a false positive in drug tested competitions for amphetamines and thus should not be used by competing athletes.

It is not a highly studied compound in isolation.

Also Known As

4-methylhexan-2-amine, DMAA, Dimethylamylamine, 1, 3-DMAA, Geranamine, Methylhexaneamine, 1, 3-Dimethylpentylamine, Forthane

Do Not Confuse With

DMAE, Serum DHEA, Memantine (Same acronym, different compound)

Things to Note

DMAA is highly stimulatory.

Caution Notice

DMAA may cause a false positive for amphetamines in urine testing.

Dosing

Recommended dosage, active amounts, other details

A typical starting dose of 1,3-DMAA is in the 10-20mg range and eventually reaching up to 40-60mg a day, there is no actual evidence to support this dosage range but it seems to be the standard dosages range for supplemental 1,3-DMAA on the market.

1,3-DMAA is known to be banned by various sports organizations due to its amphetamine-like nature, and should not be used by tested athletes.

Thoughts on 1,3-Dimethylamylamine

Although there are many anecdotes of the efficacy of 1,3-DMAA, most (if not all) of the science is extrapolated from other compounds which act in a similar manner.

Although the compounds are very similar and this extrapolation should be relatively valid, some degree of caution should still be exerted until some studies on the 1,3-DMAA molecule itself are published.

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