Research suggests that methylliberine (Dynamine) may support subjective mood, energy, motivation, and alertness, based on two randomized crossover trials that generally point in a positive direction. A double-blind trial in healthy adults found meaningful self-reported improvements in mood and related measures following several days of supplementation, though objective cognitive performance tests did not show corresponding gains. A second study examining methylliberine in combination with caffeine and theacrine found improvements in alertness and attention in esports gamers without the anxiety or headaches associated with caffeine alone, though the mixed design makes it difficult to isolate methylliberine's specific contribution to mood outcomes. Overall, the evidence is preliminary and limited to small, short-term trials, so broader conclusions about mood support await larger and longer-term research.
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| Title | Type | Year | Direction | Match |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Methylliberine Ingestion Improves Various Indices of Affect but Not Cognitive... | RCT | 2023 | Supports | 98 |
| A Combination of Caffeine, TeaCrine® (Theacrine), and Dynamine® (Methylliberi... | Other | 2021 | Mixed | 72 |