DMAA is a substance found in the composition of certain dietary supplements, widely used as a pre-workout by people who perform physical activity, as it is able to promote fat loss and provide greater energy for exercise.
Although it can facilitate the weight loss process, the distribution, marketing, diffusion and use of products containing DMAA has been suspended by ANVISA since 2013 because it acts directly on the central nervous system.and increases the risk of developing heart, liver and kidney disease, for example.Example.
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- Chronic or high doses of this substance may be addictive.
- So it is recommended not to consume products that contain DMAA in their composition.
DMAA side effects are primarily associated with chronic high-dose use and other stimulants, such as alcohol or caffeine.
The main mechanism of action of DMAA is vasoconstriction, so adverse effects of frequent use of DMAA begin with a sharp increase in pressure, in addition to the following:
Although DMAA was initially included in some dietary supplements, it is contrasted for human use due to its serious health effects.
The mechanism of action of DMAA is still widely discussed, but it is believed that this substance acts as a central nervous system stimulant and leads to increased production of norepinephrine and dopamine.The increased amount of norepinephrine in circulation stimulates the degradation of fat molecules., providing additional energy for physical activity and facilitating the weight loss process.
In addition, increasing the amount of dopamine in circulation decreases the feeling of fatigue, increases concentration during training and increases gas exchanges, providing more oxygen to muscles.
However, due to its action on the nervous system, it is possible that frequent and high-dose use of this substance, especially when consumed in combination with other stimulants such as caffeine, for example, may cause liver dependence and failure and heart disorders.For example.