So what exactly is NMT?

NMT is short for n-methyltyramine, a novel version of the compound L-Tyramine. Its main mechanism of action implies that it releases norepinephrine, giving you instant energy when you need it. NMT also has many other effects, including;

• the release of other various neurotransmitters
• an increase in insulin secretion
• and a decrease in blood sugar levels

It is also known to block a receptor known to promote fat storage.

What about so called vasoconstriction from usage of stimulants? In the case of NMT, vasoconstriction during exercise is not likely because the α1-adrenergic receptors activated by the norepinephrine released by NMT can be selectively blocked by sympathetic nervous activity, allowing the β2-adrenergic receptors to dominate.

In short, NMT is known to:

• Reduce pre-workout fatigue with a sustained boost in energy
• Significantly increase adrenergic, dopaminergic and serotonergic neurotransmitters by acting as an indirect sympathomimetic amine
• Increase insulin secretion and decreases blood sugar levels
• Block the receptor that promotes fat storage
• Augment short-term and long-term energy stores for explosive power and prolonged endurance

BENEFITS:

• Enhanced alertness and energy will assist in a strong mind and body relationship for even the toughest workouts
• Increased endurance by providing long lasting clean energy and suppressing the effects of fatigue