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Do you have any idea what DNP does to your T3 levels. Unless you want to be miserable with crashed levels, a low dose to replenish natural levels is advisable. 50 mcg is not going to set you to critical levels of risking going catabolic unless you’re a 100 pound female.
Additionally, thru the mechanism which DNP burns fat, it is considered to have anti-catabolic effects relative to other fat burners.
This is all relative and of course you will burn some muscle when in a caloric deficit; however, you will not lose any more muscle by using DNP, Clen, or replenishing amounts of T3 than you would naturally losing the weight at the same pace.
Suggesting that you should use exogenous anabolic hormones so “you don’t risk muscle catabolism” is about as ignorant of a comment that I’ve seen in a while.
DNP - Anti-Catabolic Effects Relative to Natural
Clen - Anti-Catabolic Effects Relative to Natural
T3 - Catabolic at high dosages, but at low dosages to replenish natural levels is negligible.
No need any additional fat burners apart than DNP, period.
T3, unlike other fat burners like ECA, clen, can destroy muscle tissue.
I have been using DNP for many years and the same thing is repeated on all the message boards: do not use T3 unless you are using anabolic hormones. It is not necessary and increases the risk of muscle catabolism.
And no, you don't need T3 to restore your natural thyroid levels, that will happen naturally.