nts. However, the authors of the study published in Drug Testing and Analysis believe that the amount of N, alpha-DEPEA contained in Craze is almost certainly too high to be discounted as some form of unrecognized product contamination or adulteration. Still, since no one has studied the substance’s effects on the human body, no one can say for sure what purpose its intentional inclusion in the supplement would serve. Despite the lack of definitive answers on this point, the study’s authors strongly urge the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ban the current formulation of Craze from U.S. markets and take active steps to inform the public about the potential dangers associated with use of the supplement.