This dnp stuff doesn't sound too bad after a bit of research on here
No idea why people use to use this shit. HOw fat do you get to not be able to get lean off test, tren and clen.
Drug for the laziest of the lazy, c'mon....
No idea why people use to use this shit. HOw fat do you get to not be able to get lean off test, tren and clen.
Drug for the laziest of the lazy, c'mon....
wow ritch... one hell of a post there... thanks for the incredible insight... I bet you just convinced everyone who reads this thread to stay away or be labeled as the laziest of lazy... good job brainiac...
No idea why people use to use this shit. HOw fat do you get to not be able to get lean off test, tren and clen.
Drug for the laziest of the lazy, c'mon....
Why run tren and clen since you can get big and lean on just test alone?
DNP is by far the most effective fat burner. You don't like it fine. You think the users are lazy fine. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Mine happens to be you know next to nothing about the compound whatsoever and it's painfully obvious.
I knew a reply like this would come along, lol! Just another post justifying the fact you probably suck and can't look impressive off intelligent gear use.
Keep em coming....
I knew a reply like this would come along, lol! Just another post justifying the fact you probably suck and can't look impressive off intelligent gear use.
Keep em coming....
I'm getting more curious about this compound as I read this thread. How does it work exactly to cause targeted fat loss? I should know this, I learnt about it already but forgot. All I know is it has something to do with preventing breakdown to ADP or inhibiting ATP for energy use which somehow increases excess cals to be lost as heat?? So it's basically a powerful thermogenic that increases your metabolism?? If so how does it specifically target fat loss? or is it also considered catabolic and may also eat muscle? Also now that I think of it, if it is inhibiting ATP breakdown or synthesis then wouldn't that cause issues with muscle contractions/cramps because ADP is required for muscle contraction (along with Ca2+) and ATP is required to end the contraction when binding to the myosin head? lol Idk. Someone fill me in here..would love to find a compound that sheds fat without eating muscle.
One other thing I remember about this compound was it's potential carcinogenicity from it's phenol group? Is anyone concerned about this? I know pretty much everything gives us cancer these days..apparently now including the red beef / turkey bacon I eat all the time which according to the WHO is gonna increase my chances of colon cancer by 17%. YES. Cant't wait.
Several studies have shown DNP to spare muscle catabolism.
How it works? Taken from examine.com :
4.1. Uncoupling and Metabolic Rate
Dinitrophenol can stimulate oxygen consumption in cells[7] and a general spike in the metabolic rate[2] at around an 11% increase per 100mg Dinitrophenol consumed.[8]
Under normal metabolic conditions, 1 ATP molecules are created during one passing of Acetyl-CoA through the Kreb's Cycle (The TCA) and many energy intermediates are produced in addition to the lone ATP; these energy intermediates go through oxidative phosphorylation in the mitochondria to produce an additional 11 ATP. Dinitrophenol is an oxidative phosphorylation inhibitor, and prevents these 11 additional ATP from being formed by interfering with inorganic phosphorus uptake into the mitochondria (needed for ATP synthesis) and also acting as an ionophore, which drastically hinders the electrochemical gradient in the mitochondria required for ATP synthesis.[9][10][11] It is the shift in the electrochemical gradient that causes the fat loss, as the excess ions that carried potential energy (calories) are dissipated as heat.[12]
About DNP being carcinogenic, taken from the EPA:
No information is available on the carcinogenic effects of 2,4-dinitrophenol in humans. (1)
One study reported that 2,4-dinitrophenol did not promote tumor development in mice. (1,5)
EPA has not classified 2,4-dinitrophenol for potential carcinogenicity. (4)
Cool thanks Doc. I like examine. It definitely sounds like an amazing drug...I might try it out next summer along with some tren