cardio question

[quinntheartist]

so i am a little lost for words when it comes to cardio while on dnp...literally. i am so out of breath from running that it makes me wonder...does anyone know if there are any cardiopulmonary effects from doing a endurance training program while taking dnp? i guess what i mean is this...when discontinuing the dnp, because of the difficulty in compensating for a lack of oxygen and atp, can one expect a supercompensatory result from the hard training? i know that blood doping and o2 chambers as well as training in high elevations can result in improvement in an endurance athletes performance. so does it seem that dnp could provide an "artificial" environment for increased workload? are there any studies or related topics i should look into?

i was an 18 delta so the idea of altitude training, continuous erythropoietin receptor activators, modafinil (vitamin p!), erythropoietin stimulating agents, propranalol and things of that nature are old news to me...i understand pharmokinetics and physiological reactions so...well...i ain't dumb and i ain't a pole smoker...i can run and ruck with the best of them...

i just felt like i was back in the mountains in a stan while running today...and it got me thinking.

 

[shovelhed82]

Cardio is a controversial one. My advice - do NOT do cardio on high doses of DNP (600mg or more). It's dangerous and counterproductive. Below that amount, some cardio is fine, but keep it to 20 minutes and not at full-gallop. Remember, DNP will drain water from your quickly, causing you to leech out minerals, vitamins, and salts. Don't over do it.