1,3 Dimethyl Ban?

[aman88]

I just returned from my local supplement store (not GNC) and the owner stated that he he had heard that the FDA were planning on removing it from supps. Has anyone else heard this rumor?

i ****ing hope so, i took a product with that **** and have never noticed such an extreme fat gain, libido loss, and swelling of the mammary glands. luckily ive been off of it for 2 months and and cutting so i feel normal and fine again.

[TrajaD]

Wutttt never

[R389]

The hypocracy of the FDA is disgusting. Funny how few control many.......

[wuhantang]

just ordered 10g of dmaa

[Joelsopher]

just a matter of time, it's a drug

This.

Stock up now if your into that product. Me personally, I do not care for it .

Its the main ingredient in the New Zealand drug " The Party Pill ". <-- Correct me if i am wrong on the location or name of the pill. I remember reading up on it a few weeks ago.

[willjohn1]

An unauthorized synthetic form of geranium oil – known as 1.3-dimethylpentylamine – remains on-market in major-label dietary supplements, although a retailer crackdown has some “fringe” supplement manufacturers looking for other stimulants to illegally boost product efficacy.

Geez, with an opening paragraph like that why bother reading more?

[powercage]

Companies are starting to abuse 1,3 by including it in larger and larger doses. If they would keep the doses around 25mg or less it wouldn't be getting so much attention.

I agree it shouldn't be banned... but compared to other things which get banned or restricted this one makes a bit of sense imo.

This is spot on with my feelings as well

[braff234]

USADA has already banned 1,3 Dymethyl, so I'm not surprised that this is happening.

[ajerone]

Rumors to me. I could care less regardless.

[Matrix13]

True or not. Didn't really care for 1,3 anyways

[SoftballNerd]

I hope not....but people who abuse them should be hanged

[acwild]

so is caffeine......

But large corporations sell caffeine (coffee and soda) so it will not be banned. Lobby money goes a massively long way. Plus caffeine keeps you wired and working harder, that's why companies pay for free coffee, it keeps you working harder and longer.