The wrongful death trial for a 22-year-old solider has been moved from California to Texas, closer to the lab that produces a supplement at the center of a storm of controversy.
\nThe producers and distributors of a non-prescription supplement known as \u201cJack3d\u201d (also referred to as DMAA or dimethylamylamine) have been implicated in a wrongful death suit.<\/p>\n
Michael Sparling was training at Fort Bliss in 2011. He collapsed during a training exercise and died of a cardiac arrest. At the time, he was taking DMAA as part of his personal routine. His parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit stating that the USPlabs supplement was the cause of his sudden, unexpected death. The case was transferred to a jurisdiction in which the applicable state law would apply. In this instance, the case has been moved to Texas, even though Sparling started taking the supplement while he was in Sacramento, California. He died in (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The wrongful death trial for a 22-year-old solider has been moved from California to Texas, closer to the lab that produces a supplement at the center of a storm of controversy. The producers and distributors of a non-prescription supplement known…<\/span><\/p>\n