Small molecule
Preclinical NNMT inhibitor (small molecule)
5-amino-1MQ is a small-molecule NNMT inhibitor studied only in mice, rats and cells. There is no human trial and no human dose. Figures below are community practice, not from a label or trial.
Community metabolic blockrecommended
Community practice, not from a label or trial: lowest end of the oral 50-150 mg/day range, shortest cycle (4 weeks).
Route: Oral is the only route with (rat) pharmacokinetic support per Outliyr; subcutaneous injection is community use.
Timing: Community: morning; split AM/midday doses are common because the half-life is short.
No reliable figure found in the sources; ask your prescriber or supplier.
1-2 weeks off after a 4-8 week cycle (community, oral).
Why:
Unapproved research chemical, not a lawful supplement. WADA-banned (S0) per Outliyr. No human safety data; genotoxicity unconfirmed.
Common side effects:
Stop and call your prescriber if:
Labs and monitoring:
What sources report this compound changes, or say to check. A record of the evidence, not targets or advice.
Dose-dependently limited weight and fat-mass gain in diet-induced obese mice; food intake and lean mass unaffected. No human data
PubMed 39161060: NNMT inhibition (5A1MQ) in diet-induced obese miceImproved oral glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity in obese mice
PubMed 39161060: NNMT inhibition (5A1MQ) in diet-induced obese miceReduced fed-state plasma insulin and suppressed hyperinsulinaemia in obese mice
PubMed 39161060: NNMT inhibition (5A1MQ) in diet-induced obese miceReduced in the livers of obese mice
PubMed 39161060: NNMT inhibition (5A1MQ) in diet-induced obese mice