Why was Jack3d taken off the market?

A sports supplement popular with fitness fanatics has been banned in Britain because of fears it may have lethal side-effects. The drink Jack3D contains a stimulant known as DMAA (dimethylamylamine) that has been linked to high blood pressure, headaches, vomiting, stroke and even a death.

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What was the illegal ingredient in Jack3d?

DMAA
The supplement is called Jack3d (pronounced Jacked), but the ingredient that users say sets it apart from other pre-workout supplements is 1,3 dimethylamylamine – or DMAA. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration says DMAA is illegal. The FDA has received 86 adverse event reports believed to be linked to DMAA.

Is Jack3d FDA approved?

As discussed in a previous post on the subject, both USPlabs and GNC maintain Jack3d (pronounced “jacked”) is safe when properly used. Apparently few agree with them on this point: not the FDA, not the U.S. military, not the countries and athletic associations which have banned DMAA.

When did the original Jack3d get banned?

In December 2011, after the deaths of two soldiers who had used Jack3d, the Defense Department removed all products containing DMAA from stores on military bases, including more than 100 GNC shops.

Is Nutrex’s Hemo rage the new pre workout for You?

Nutrex is bringing back their famous pre workout, Hemo Rage with an all new formula to help you kill it in the gym. I was fortunate enough to have theopportunity to try a beta sample sent straight from Nutrex themselves.

What is Hemo rage and how does it work?

The new Hemo Rage is still a very potent pre workout. This is an organic compound similar to choline. DMAE is a nootropic and is associated with boosting cognitive function. This ingredient will help you with your focus and concentration in the gym. A buffered version of caffeine that extends it’s half life.

Why was Jack3d taken off the market?