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Scott Welch
BASc. (Nutrition)
Scott Welch has devoted his career studying performance enhancement and weight loss through dietary intervention. He received a bachelor of applied science degree in Nutrition from Ryerson University and later completed a post-graduate certificate in advertising. He’s had countless interactions with leading scientists, doctors, and hundreds of trainers from around the world, giving him a unique perspective that others lack. Welch founded MUSCLE INSIDER in 2009.
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DMAA
Geranamine is a relatively simple and small organic molecule found in geranium oil, and it is known chemically as 1,3-dimethylamylamine (DMAA). It has stimulant and bronchodilating properties. I discovered it about 5 years ago when Patrick Arnold brouhgt it to the market and was surprised at the remarkably smooth and euphoric stimulation it provided. My assumption is that since this molecule is so small and has such broad solubility it probably penetrates the blood brain barrier very easily. That would explain why you get more of a psychological kick then you do physical stimulation (tremors, heart racing) from the compound. Typically it is combined with caffeine and doses can vary from 12.5 mg to 50 mg. Above 50 mg no additional stimulation is usually seen. The product appears to work very well.
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