Ikhlas Khan (Tag Archives)
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Hi-Tech Fights to Get its Confiscated DMAA Back (December 2017)
Update May 3, 2019: A judge ordered the US Government to return Hi-Tech’s seized DMAA (see “Government Ordered to Return Five Truckloads of DMAA to Hi-Tech Pharma“), but it was ultimately for naught since Hi-Tech Lost the DMAA case.
Update December 28, 2017: Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals has appealed the Magistrate Judge’s decision denying their request to […]
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Mahmoud ElSohly & Ikhlas Khan’s $2.3 Million FDA Tax Waste: Incomplete Results Published
This is part four of a six page series researching whether DMAA (1,3 dimethylamylamine) is a natural constituent of geranium flowers. All six parts are linked from our main DMAA in Nature / Geranium page.
Given the rancid stench emanating from the previous two disastrous studies discussed on this blog (1. Mahmoud ElSohly and […]
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The Daniel Armstrong / Ying Zhang DMAA Study Scandal at University of Texas Arlington
This is part three of a six page series researching whether DMAA (1,3 dimethylamylamine) is a natural constituent of geranium flowers. All six parts are linked from our main DMAA in Nature / Geranium page.
In our previous article, we showed how paid researchers found DMAA but claimed that there was an “absense” of […]
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Mahmoud ElSohly & Ikhlas Khan’s Geranium DMAA ‘Pay for Play’ Ethics Violations
This is part two of a six page series researching whether DMAA (1,3 dimethylamylamine) is a natural constituent of geranium flowers. All six parts are linked from our main DMAA in Nature / Geranium page.
In our previous article, we covered the three studies that found DMAA in geranium oils or plant material, but […]
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The Ten (Actually 11!) Times DMAA was Found in Nature (in Geraniums)
One of the most pivotal parts of the DMAA Lawsuit between Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals and the FDA is whether or not DMAA is found in nature. Specifically, is the stimulant (also known as 1,3 dimethylamylamine) a natural constituent of certain species of geranium flowers?
Thanks to the latest documents released in the case, as well […]
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