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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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DMHA / 2-Aminoisoheptane / Octodrine: Stimulant in Dispute with FDA
Note: This article was originally published in early 2015 but was last updated in 2023 with legal updates regarding Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals' lawsuit against the FDA.
New year, new stimulant? You bet!
In the wake of the removal of other popular stimulants over the past few years, a battle has raged to fill the void left […]
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Higenamine BANNED by WADA Starting in 2017!
Drug tested athletes pay attention! Today's blog post is especially for you!
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) recently updated its list of prohibited ingredients for 2017 in The World Anti-Doping Agency International Standard and they've added an extremely common popular stimulant to the list: Higenamine (a.k.a. Norcoclaurine).[1] It's also sometimes labeled as Nelumbo Nucifera […]
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Bio-Gro "Banned" by USADA / WADA... As Predicted by PricePlow
Today's talk of the town is about the recent update on the US Anti-Doping Agency's (USADA) "High Risk List" over at Supplement411.org[1], which placed iSatori's Bio-Gro supplement on their "high-risk" / "quasi-banned" list.
Since a few of our Facebook fans asked what we thought, it's time we chimed in:
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Deer Antler Velvet Supplements No Longer Banned by WADA
In an odd little corner of the nutritional supplement world, there's been a massive amount of drama due to a few professional athletes -- most notably golfer Vijay Singh and former football player Ray Lewis -- who admitted to using Deer Antler Velvet spray supplements to aid in tissue repair and growth.
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