DADA .. Anyone have Experience with it

[Mike73]

Was wondering if anyone has run DADA ....Been seeing it stack with Slu-pp-332 and Gw 50156 ...
Benefits ?
Experience ?
Fat Loss
Recovery
Or any feedback would be greatly appreciated

 

[socialdfan]

Bump

 

[BigKevKris]

Anyone else have no clue what DADA is?

 

[Mike73]

DADA
Uses and Research:

• Liver Disease: It has been marketed in Japan for over 50 years under the trade name Liverall for treating chronic liver conditions like fatty liver and hepatitis.
• Metabolic Disorders: DADA acts as an inhibitor of pyruvate dehydrogenase kinase 4 (PDK4), which helps regulate cellular energy metabolism. This action can restore normal metabolic function and ATP production in key organs.
• Cancer Research: In laboratory studies, DADA has shown potential anti-tumor effects by altering cancer cell metabolism, inducing cell death, and inhibiting lactic acid production. Research suggests it may be more potent than its parent compound, DCA, in certain cancer models.
• Influenza: A 2014 study found DADA improved survival rates in mice with severe influenza by reversing mitochondrial dysfunction and suppressing cytokine storms.
• Diisopropylamine dichloroacetate (DADA) is a compound sometimes explored in bodybuilding and athletic contexts for its potential as a vasodilator and metabolic enhancer, although there is no clinical evidence that it improves human performance. It is sometimes misused or labeled under the guise of "vitamin B15" (pangamic acid).
  Key Aspects of DADA in Athletic/Bodybuilding Contexts:
  • Purported Benefits: It is used with the intent of increasing vasodilation (blood flow) and improving oxygen delivery to tissues.
  • Mechanism: DADA acts as a pyruvate dehydrogenase kinase inhibitor, which can boost energy metabolism by encouraging glucose metabolism towards oxidative phosphorylation rather than lactic acid production.
  • Performance Evidence: Studies from the 1980s on similar compounds (pangamic acid) failed to show consistent or significant gains in endurance or performance. While related compounds like Dichloroacetate (DCA) can lower lactate, they do not necessarily improve exercise performance.

 

[Mike73]

Hope to hear back some feedback on anyone who has Run DADA compound .

 

[Splitzz]

Sounds very promising from what you posted. May need to do some more research on this.
Following along