Need info on DNP {Dinitrophenol}
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Biggin
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DADAWG just laid it out for ya bro. Imo, I could careless for DNP, just because of the sides. I wouldnt mess with it honestly. Even at low doses the sides can be wretched if ur not careful. Are U wanting to run this compound blakester??
dialtone
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no no no...let the genius biggin take this one.
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Biggin
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Fuck U Bitch. Always got something smart to say!!Thats how I know U a punk. U handle it bitch! Like how people get envious over others. Bye the way dick, Im no genius, Im just like everybody else, with a little experience to share.
Wardog
President LG Sciences
Ahhhh, DNP. Here are a few things I have been told by ummm...a friend.
#1 As advised, run low dose, longer. If you follow the advice of some of these insane individuals who go up to 600mg a day, it is not my friends fault when you die.
#2 DNP has a 36 hour half life, so it ACCUMULATES. That is where people get in big trouble.
#3 The higher the dose, the worse the sides.
#4 A heavy carb meal on DNP will make you sweat like a pig
#5 My friend would recommend 100mg/day for around 21-25 days. Minimal sizes, good results
#6 DRINK! DNP makes you feel not thirsty. Make SURE you keep hydrated...VERY important
#1 As advised, run low dose, longer. If you follow the advice of some of these insane individuals who go up to 600mg a day, it is not my friends fault when you die.
#2 DNP has a 36 hour half life, so it ACCUMULATES. That is where people get in big trouble.
#3 The higher the dose, the worse the sides.
#4 A heavy carb meal on DNP will make you sweat like a pig
#5 My friend would recommend 100mg/day for around 21-25 days. Minimal sizes, good results
#6 DRINK! DNP makes you feel not thirsty. Make SURE you keep hydrated...VERY important
dialtone
Moderator
hahaha. I've got nothing else to add to what these guys have advised. run low dose (100-200mgs) for 3-4 weeks. keep workouts and cardio mildly intense and drink tons of water. don't run dnp on a reduced carb diet. I do not recommend using dnp instead of knuckling down and getting your diet and cardio in check, it should be a last resort if used at all and taken under extreme caution.
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Wardog
President LG Sciences
keep cardio mild? Is it even possible to do intense ANYTHING on DNP?
My friend went skiing last winter on DNP and he was a very happy man to be on the ski lift all day because just skiing down the mountain was wearing him out every run.
But the cold wind felt sooooo good
My friend went skiing last winter on DNP and he was a very happy man to be on the ski lift all day because just skiing down the mountain was wearing him out every run.
But the cold wind felt sooooo good
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Biggin
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I agree with dtone and Wardog 100%..
Wardog
President LG Sciences
One other thing...NO alcohol on DNP. NONE ZIP NADA. Alcohol raises your body temp, and dehydrates you, neither of which are a good thing on DNP.
This is not AAS. It is not a liver issue. DNP will just flat out kill you if you do not pay attention to the things you need to.
It does not happen often, but it is still a compound you need to treat with a LOT of respect
This is not AAS. It is not a liver issue. DNP will just flat out kill you if you do not pay attention to the things you need to.
It does not happen often, but it is still a compound you need to treat with a LOT of respect
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Biggin
Guest
DNP is no joke thats for sure!! When it comes to DNP and EPO proceed with caution..
Conciliator
DNP Guru
DNP has nothing to do with dynamite besides the similarity that they're both explosive. You might as well be saying nonsense like "coffee creamer is used to ignite dynamite." Not quite...
Conciliator
DNP Guru
Sure it's possible, particularly at lower doses. For example, 200mg/day has minimal to no side effects, yet increases metabolic rate an average of ~30%.
Conciliator
DNP Guru
The primary risk with DNP is cataracts, estimated to occur in about 1 in 1000 people. It appears there's genetic susceptibility to this and that in most people, cataracts will not form. In support of this idea, the development of cataracts does not appear to be dose dependent.
Second to cataracts is the risk of developing a rash. Somewhere between 10 and 20% of people who take DNP will have skin irritation. For some, it's just itching. For most, there's a mild to moderate rash, which can usually be treated simply by taking benadryl. Rarely, there's a severe allergic reaction, including hives and swelling, that necessitates hospitalization.
If you keep your dose low and make sure your body temperature stays under 99.1 (the upper end of normal), the risk of overdosing is negligible. In the 1930's, when an estimated 500,000 people took DNP for weight loss, there were only 3 case reports of overdose. Not three thousand. Not three hundred. Three. You've got to be pretty reckless to take enough to induce fatal hyperthermia. Respect it, stay at a low dose, increase the dose slowly (no sooner than every 3-4 days).
Beyond the risks, most of what you'll experience are just dose-dependent side effects like fatigue, warmth, sweating, food cravings, breathlessness, difficulty falling asleep or waking up, irritability, etc.
Wardog
President LG Sciences
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