Octopamine

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    Kamal Patel
    Last Updated: September 28, 2022

    A metabolite of synephrine, Octopamine is a stimulant compound that is also thought to have minor fat burning effects. Banned by WADA due to its stimulatory properties, the direct fat burning claims may not be relevant and are effectively untested in humans.

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    Octopamine is most often used for .

    97 participants in 3 trials

    What are other names for Octopamine

    Note that Octopamine is also known as:
    • Norsynephrine
    • p-hydroxyphenylethanolamine
    • β-hydroxytyramine
    • Norphen
    • Norsympatol
    • norfenefrine

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    Examine Database References

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