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Can 1-3 dimethylamylamine cause some type of brain damage or neurological problems?
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Yes. The FDA has : issued warnings because of reports of illnesses & deaths associated with use of DMAA & continues its efforts to get it off the market. Methylhexanamine constricts blood vessels, which raises blood pressure & pulse, leading to heart attacks & strokes. There is no proof of its efficacy as a dietary supplement. World-wide professional sports associations test athletes for it as a banned substance.
Answered 11/28/2014
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