Is Dynamine bad for you?
Dynamine works to reduce adenosine receptor sensitivity and not block it the way caffeine does. It has excellent EMF (energy, mood, focus) attributes. Studies indicate it is safe and works well on its own, but is even better in a stack with caffeine and TeaCrine. The effects of Dynamine are longer-lasting and less intense. It’s not even considered a stimulant because it doesn’t raise your heart rate or blood pressure. Dynamine has a longer half-life than caffeine, which allows you to feel its effects for longer periods of time.Dynamine is an adenosine antagonist, thus Dynamine promotes energy by preventing the neurotransmitter adenosine from binding to adenosine receptors in the brain. Dynamine is also a reuptake inhibitor of another neurotransmitter, dopamine. This increases the levels of dopamine in the brain.Dynamine™ is methylliberine, a purine alkaloid. Its molecular structure is similar to theacrine (aka TeaCrine®) and is believed to behave in similar ways in the body. They are not stimulants, though they perform well with caffeine.Dynamine is known for increasing energy, which is why it’s a popular ingredient in a lot of pre-workout supplements. It also has significant metabolism- and cognitive-boosting benefits.
Why is Dynamine banned in Australia?
The sale, supply and use of products containing DMAA and DMHA is prohibited in Australia due to the dangers they pose to human health. Potential adverse effects of these substances include cardiac, nervous and psychiatric disorders. DMAA, especially in combination with other stimulant ingredients such as caffeine, can be a health risk to consumers.