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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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Ping, Li, and Fleming: The First Three Studies Where DMAA Was Found in Geranium
This is part one 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.
Note from Mike, Founder of PricePlow
Thanks for joining us. A tremendous amount of research went into these articles, […]
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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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Hi-Tech: Will Take DMAA Case to Supreme Court if Necessary
On April 5, 2017, Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals will issue the following press release regarding the latest updates to their DMAA lawsuit against the FDA (the final paragraph is by far the most interesting, so hang in there):
Hi-Tech’s CEO, Jared Wheat, said he is “going to continue to fight for DMAA until Hell freezes over, and […]
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Statement Regarding Lenny and Larry’s Complete Cookie Lawsuit
Important Update: This lawsuit has been settled! Subscribe to our YouTube channel and sign up for our Protein news alerts to get notified when it’s public – Lenny and Larry customers may have some cash coming back to them!
On February 28th, 2017, two Illinois citizens filed a class action lawsuit against Lenny & Larry’s […]
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DMAA isn’t Unsafe. The Toxicology Report the FDA Doesn’t Want You to See
Last night, we published proof beyond a shadow of a doubt that DMAA is natural, as DMAA is indeed found in geraniums. The latest documents uncovered in the Hi-Tech Pharma vs. FDA DMAA lawsuit show a wreckless and purposeful line of corruption and cover-up on the government’s behalf — as well as other third parties […]
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Body Fortress LAWSUIT: Amino Acid Spiking Class Action UPDATED
Update November 2016: This was the first amino acid spiking case, and it’s ever-slowly progressing. Click here to read the November 2016 case updates. This article was originally posted on July 2, 2014.
IT HAS BEGUN.
Last month, we wrote a detailed report about amino acid spiking, which is when a protein manufacturer […]
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Bodybuilding.com vs. Jim Stoppani: An IP Lawyer’s Analysis
A couple weeks ago we wrote an article about the Bodybuilding.com vs. Jim Stoppani lawsuit (which is now settled).
In that post, we mentioned that the was time to bring out the big guns – so the specialists are here to make comment.
Introducing Nick Gingo from Renner Otto Intellectual Property Law in Ohio:[…]Continue Reading →
