DMAA supplement linked to marathon runner's death is still on
sale online  Stimulant taken by Claire Squires before she died
during marathon is legally available in UK through overseas
websites Claire Squires Claire Squires, who died months before
DMAA was banned for sale in the UK by regulators. Photograph:
Rafa/PA  The supplement that contributed to the death of the
marathon runner Claire Squires is still available legally
through overseas websites, it has emerged, despite it being
banned for sale in the UK by regulators four months after she
died.  Several websites outside Europe that ship to the UK still
sell the "original" Jack3D supplement, containing the
amphetamine-like stimulant DMAA (1.3 dimethylamylamine) that an
inquest found on Wednesday had been a contributory factor in the
death of the 30-year-old a mile from the finish line of the
London Marathon.  Because the Medicines and Healthcare products
Regulatory Agency (MHRA) can only regulate products on sale on
the UK high street or through UK-based