DMHA is commonly known as Octodrine and scientifically names Dimethylhexylamine or 2-Aminoisoheptane which is a psychoactive central nervous system stimulant. In other words, it is a central nervous system stimulant to spike your body with energy and performance.

DMHA is a DMAA-like stimulant that originally or medically used as a decongestant. In supplements, DMHA may help improve performance while increasing weight loss.

There are a variety of names that is uses, some being:

1,5-Dimethylhexylamine

1,5-DMHA

2-Amino-5-Methylheptane

2-Aminoisoheptane

2-Heptylamine, 6-Methyl-

2-Isooctyl Amine

2-Metil-6-Amino-Eptano

6-Amino-2-Methylheptane

Amidrine

Octodrine

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DMHA is an ingredient that comes from nature or be made synthetically. DMHA comes naturally from Aconite Plants. Depending on the version of the DMHA, it can come from different sources. For example, 2-Aminoisoheptane is naturally found in Walnut Bark Extract or the bark from the Juglans Regia Tree.

DMHA is a stimulant and it is structurally similar to two familiar compounds:

1,3 Dimethylamylamine (DMAA)

Amphetamine

DMHA should have a similar half life to DMAA and Amphetamine because of its methyl group on alpha carbon. DMHA should act as a monoamine releasing agent of catecholamines which include dopamine and norepinephrine. DMHA then binds to a trace amine receptor 1. This will temporarily prevent the re-uptake of dopamine and norepinephrine into the presynaptic nerve. Doing this, the catecholamines will be active longer in your body.

DMHA is a more potent stimulant than caffeine. DMHA will give you a longer energy level than caffeine. Caffeine is known to give you a crash later, DMHA doesn't. DMHA also give you benefits like enhanced mental function, unlike caffeine, that just gives you a spike of energy for a little bit.

DMAE is a compound known to help mind health. It reduces buildup of age pigment which impairs cognitive function including memory and focus. DMHA is a central nervous system stimulant to spike your body with energy and performance.