Craze found Mixed with Harmful Chemicals

As per a new report, the presence of chemical similar to methamphetamine has been found in the popular sports supplement. But, the amazing fact is that the product is still selling in the market, but with an increase in the cost.

Craze was originally manufactured by New York-based Driven Sports and is sold by marketing it as only containing natural ingredients. It is used as a workout powder, which raises significant health and regular concerns.

Per can of craze costs $239.99 and can be found easily on Amazon. On its investigation, it was found cpontaing some other chemicals, which are not good for health. Some other retailers and Walmart, had stopped selling Craze, after its investigation.

The Driven Sports' website, which has put sale on Craze had also declared in the past few weeks, that it is now out of stock.

Pieter Cohen, an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School and a co-author of the analysis of Craze, said that some other branded drugs are also been designed in clandestine laboratories and they give no guarantee on the quality of these drugs.

Cohen warned the people of the use of this drug by saying that it might increase your body workout and may feel you better, but also may lead to various harmful diseases like heart attack and stroke.


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