BAM-15
Research profile · How we handle evidence
BAM-15 is discussed as a UCP1-related compound that may shift more energy toward heat production (thermogenesis). Online, it often gets framed as a fat-loss approach, but human safety and effect data are limited.
Evidence Score
Preclinical signal
Category
Therapeutic area
Standard Dose
Daily
Half-life
Plasma elimination
Route
Subcutaneous
Safety Tier
Limited data
Overview
BAM-15 gets talked about as something that could increase UCP1 activity. UCP1 is involved in how the body burns fuel to make heat. The idea is that shifting energy toward heat could change fat storage over time, but most support is preclinical or indirect.
Mechanism of Action
BAM-15 gets talked about as something that could increase UCP1 activity. UCP1 is involved in how the body burns fuel to make heat. The idea is that shifting energy toward heat could change fat storage over time, but most support is preclinical or indirect.
Benefits
- Increased thermogenesis
- Fat burning
- Metabolic enhancement
- Weight loss
Side Effects
- Possible increased sweating or feeling warmer, since thermogenesis-related effects are the main expected change
- Tolerability seems to vary a lot between people—stop if you feel unwell and get medical guidance
Contraindications
No entries listed.
Structure & Sequence
Verified structure
BAM-15
Exact 2D structure can be rendered from a PubChem-backed canonical SMILES string.
- Molecular Weight
- 340.29 Da
- Chemical Formula
- C16H10F2N6O
- CAS Number
- 210302-17-3
- InChIKey
- OEGJBRZAJRPPHL-UHFFFAOYSA-N
Stack & Route Context
Stacks with
- AICAR
- SLU-PP-332
Administration
Subcutaneous
Research Status
Research compound for metabolic enhancement
Approval Status
Preclinical
Sports Legal
Permitted
References
No references listed.
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