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Some new 1,3-DMAA Studies - Safety + Efficiency

nattydisaster

nattydisaster

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I came across these recent DMAA studies this morning. I haven’t seen such comprehensive studies on safety and effectiveness on any 1,3 product or any mainstream product this well to date.

This one is on OxyElite Pro effect on lipolysis and metabolic rate, which contains 1,3-DMAA:
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Another on OxyElite, touching on blood pressure and heart rate effects:
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This one is on OxyElite and Jack3d
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Now, this doesnt mean all supplements containing the ingredients of OEP and Jack3d means they would give the same effects, because these are formulated products and the doses are unknown. An impressive effort by USPlabs to study both safety and efficiency.
 
Wow, nice find.
 
This is a better 1,3-dimethylamylamine study:

[h=1]Effects of 1,3-Dimethylamylamine and Caffeine Alone or in Combination on Heart Rate and Blood Pressure in Healthy Men and Women[/h]Richard J. Bloomer, PhD; Innocence C. Harvey, BS; Tyler M. Farney, MS; Zach W. Bell, BS; and Robert E. Canale, MS

The Physician and Sportsmedicine:
Volume: 39 No.3
The use of 1,3-dimethylamylamine (geranamine), alone and in combination with caffeine, is becoming widespread within the dietary supplement industry. To our knowledge, no data are available concerning the effects of oral geranamine intake on heart rate (HR) and blood pressure in individuals.

Methods: Ten young healthy men and women ingested 1 of 5 conditions on different days using a double-blind, randomized, crossover design. The following were ingested after a 10-hour overnight fast: 250 mg caffeine (C), 50 mg geranamine (G 50 mg), 75 mg geranamine (G 75 mg), 250 mg caffeine + 50 mg geranamine (C + G 50 mg), and 250 mg caffeine + 75 mg geranamine (C + G 75 mg). Heart rate, systolic blood pressure (SBP), diastolic blood pressure (DBP), and rate pressure product (RPP) were measured pre-ingestion and at 30, 60, 90, and 120 minutes post-ingestion. Plasma norepinephrine (NE) and epinephrine (EPI) were measured pre-ingestion and at 60 and 120 minutes post-ingestion.

Results: Heart rate was unaffected by treatment, but blood pressure and RPP were higher with geranamine, generally in a dose-dependent manner. The peak percent change from pre-ingestion in SBP (~20%), DBP (~17%), and RPP (~9%) was noted with C + G 75 mg at 60 minutes post-ingestion. Plasma NE and EPI were relatively unaffected by treatment.

Conclusion: We report for the first time that acute ingestion of 1,3-dimethylamylamine alone and in combination with caffeine results in an increase in SBP, DBP, and RPP without an increase in HR. The largest increase is observed at 60 minutes post-ingestion of C + G 75 mg. These changes cannot be explained by circulating NE and EPI.​
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nattydisaster said:
I came across these recent DMAA studies this morning. I haven’t seen such comprehensive studies on safety and effectiveness on any 1,3 product or any mainstream product this well to date.

This one is on OxyElite Pro effect on lipolysis and metabolic rate, which contains 1,3-DMAA:
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Another on OxyElite, touching on blood pressure and heart rate effects:
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This one is on OxyElite and Jack3d
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Now, this doesnt mean all supplements containing the ingredients of OEP and Jack3d means they would give the same effects, because these are formulated products and the doses are unknown. An impressive effort by USPlabs to study both safety and efficiency.
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This barely hit Pubmed...great sign of a good researcher...your customer are lucky,
 
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The release of these studies places both Jack3d and OxyElite Pro in the top 1% for volume of medical research performed on finished dietary supplements. The studies were undertaken in order to reiterate the safety of products containing DMAA through medical research and the results show that DMAA-containing products can be a safe and effective part of a healthy workout regimen.

The results of the studies are as follows.

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In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, OxyElite Pro was studied to see if it could improve body composition in healthy men and women over an eight-week period of use. A group of 32 exercise-trained men and women participated in the study. When comparing baseline values with those after eight weeks of use, subjects in the Invalid Link Removed

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In looking at the product’s efficacy, men experienced an average 1.16% reduction in body fat percentage while women experienced an average decrease of 0.8%. Men experienced a 1.24 inch Invalid Link Removed from baseline, while women lost 0.78 inches. Men also lost 0.92 inches off their hips while the women's hip sizes didn't change, indicating an improvement of the waist-hip ratio.

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Overall, this eight-week study corroborated what the previous acute study indicated, which is that by increasing lipolysis and metabolic rate, OxyElite Pro is able to reduce fat mass in healthy men and women.
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In an open-label, single-arm trial consisting of seven healthy men, each was instructed to consume the DMAA-containing Jack3d each day for two weeks. At the beginning and end of the study, blood pressure, heart rate and various indicators of renal and liver function were assessed. The study found that there were no statistically significant changes from baseline to the end of the study. Invalid Link Removed

In addition to these data, the hemodynamic response to acute ingestion was assessed as well for this DMAAproduct. Although small and transient changes in blood pressure were noted, these changes were consistent with changes seen after administration of the equivalent of 2-3 cups of coffee. Jack3d did not result in a statistically significant change in heart rate or blood pressure.

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In an open-label, single-arm trial consisting of four men and two women, subjects were instructed to consume OxyElite Pro each day for two weeks. At the beginning and end of the study, blood pressure, heart rate and various indicators of renal and liver function were assessed. The study found that there were no statistically significant changes from baseline to the end of the study. No serious adverse events were noted.

In addition to these data, the hemodynamic response to acute ingestion was assessed as well. OxyElite Pro did not result in a statistically significant change in heart rate or diastolic pressure, but did cause a statistically significant change in systolic blood pressure; this increase was mild and transient and yet again, was similar to the increase seen in subjects ingesting an amount of caffeine equivalent to 2-3 cups of coffee.

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In addition, Invalid Link Removed-containing Jack3d has been submitted for publication. This study evaluated heart rate, blood pressure and various measures of metabolic function (e.g., liver and kidney function) and found no changes from baseline to the end of the study. Jack3d was well tolerated and no adverse effects were noted.
 
anyone mind postin a run down of the findings?
 
These studies are all nice and dandy, but I'm going to take a wild guess and say that users of OEP or Jack3d will be taking it for more than 2 weeks... So this 'safety' is purely academic.
 
trenbologna said:
These studies are all nice and dandy, but I'm going to take a wild guess and say that users of OEP or Jack3d will be taking it for more than 2 weeks... So this 'safety' is purely academic.
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There are 8 week oxy elite and 10 week jack3d safety studies as well. Just read a few post up haha
 
AutoKal47 said:
Isn't 1,3 banned? Aren't several companies taking it away from their sups? Endosurge, 1mr etc.. ?
Studies or not, I would never touch it again..
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Endosurge doesnt have 1,3 in it brother. Also i noticed the newer 1mr has no 1,3.
 
I am mobile so I am sure I am missing it. But what university sponsored these studies for USPlabs?
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Journal of Caffeine Research
Effect of Caffeine and 1,3-Dimethylamylamine on Exercise Performance and Blood Markers of Lipolysis and Oxidative Stress in Trained Men and Women


Background: Caffeine is one of the most widely used ergogenic aids worldwide. Recently, caffeine has been combined with 1,3-dimethylamylamine (1,3-D) in an attempt to improve exercise performance and related variables. We investigated the effect of caffeine and 1,3-D alone and in combination on exercise performance and blood markers of lipolysis and oxidative stress.

Methods: Twelve exercise-trained subjects ingested placebo, caffeine (4 mg·kg[SUP]−1[/SUP]), 1,3-D (1 mg·kg[SUP]−1[/SUP]), or caffeine+ 1,3-D, 60 minutes before completing a 10 km run. Blood was collected before intake, immediately pre-exercise, and at 5 and 30 minutes postexercise. Samples were analyzed for glycerol, free fatty acids (FFAs), malondialdehyde, nitrate/nitrite, and trolox equivalent antioxidant capacity (TEAC).
Results: Run time (minutes) was not different for placebo (52.55±1.96), caffeine (52.00±1.88), 1,3-D (52.02±1.86), or caffeine+ 1,3-D (52.46±1.94) (p>0.05). Glycerol and FFA were higher 5 and 30 minutes postexercise compared with pretreatment and pre-exercise (p<0.05). A condition effect was noted for glycerol (p=0.01), with higher values for 1,3-D compared with caffeine+ 1,3-D (p<0.05). A condition effect was noted for TEAC (p=0.0001), with higher values for placebo compared with caffeine and caffeine+ 1,3-D, and higher values for 1,3-D compared with caffeine (p<0.05). No other effects were noted for any measured variable (p>0.05).

Conclusion: We report for the first time that caffeine+ 1,3D does not improve exercise performance as measured by run time. Isolated ingestion of 1,3-D results in the greatest increase in postexercise glycerol and FFA. Caffeine or 1,3-D alone or in combination does not differently affect oxidative stress biomarkers.

Richard J. Bloomer, Cameron G. McCarthy, Tyler M. Farney, and Innocence C. Harvey. Journal of Caffeine Research. September 2011, 1(3): 169-177. doi:10.1089/jcr.2011.0019.
 
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