How do fat burners work

[aphextwin]

Low dose DNP is purportedly neuroregenerative/neuroprotective. Essentially, supposedly lessens the burdens of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Huntington's.

Granted this hasn't been studied in human models, in contrast, in animal models seemed to lessen the burden state associated with these diseases.


CRMP (low dose DNP-controlled-release mitochondrial protonophore) has been studied quite extensively in animal models showing promising effects on reversing hypertriglyceridemia, NASH and T2D in animal models.

Getting to the phase trials of human subjects may not be too far off in the distance future.

Lipocytes are fat cells, ya die with what you're born with.

DNP might be the next anti-aging agent....LoL

 

[Pissbrainiac259]

English??


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An impeccably timed pithy response. Beautiful.

 

[Pissbrainiac259]

DNP might be the next anti-aging agent....LoL

If that's the case, strychnine might also be included with 2,4-DNP in this new class of anti-aging pharmacological agents.

 

[greek9]

it's not the heat that kills you

Elaborate please ...

Im currently on 100mg monday-thursday and 200mg fri-sat-sunday along with 50mcg of t3 , 6iu hgh split in 2 doses and 50mcg clen. Burning fat quite easy , fasted cardio 450 cals.

 

[little slice]

Elaborate please ...

Im currently on 100mg monday-thursday and 200mg fri-sat-sunday along with 50mcg of t3 , 6iu hgh split in 2 doses and 50mcg clen. Burning fat quite easy , fasted cardio 450 cals.

The severe hyperkalemia that results from an extreme overdose will put you into cardiac arrest before the heat kills you

 

[aphextwin]

So, cooking yourself isn't true?

 

[little slice]

So, cooking yourself isn't true?

nope.


i took so much dnp that i literally died for 20 minutes... my organs aren't cooked, and my vision is completely unaffected.


take that, musculardevelopment.

 

[Biggerp73]

It purportedly promotes neurogenesis in embryonic stem cells.

No neurodegeneration going on up in this fathead, loss of lipocytes or not!

Sounds like your on a permanent low dose is dnp for the nuero protective benefits? Is DNP something our bodies adapt to, that gets less effective over time?

 

[aphextwin]

I would be shocked if Stewie is on DNP year round

 

[Guillotines]

U mean how does a stair master work lol

 

[Black Beard]

Swifto and Stewie are obviously extremely intelligent and well educated on the science of it all. I think their knowledge is extremely valuable to the board/lifting community to balance all the broscience.

However I think this is a great basic explanation for the layman as well.

Thank you brother


Glad to share knowledge any time i can

 

[epoxy]

Sounds like your on a permanent low dose is dnp for the nuero protective benefits? Is DNP something our bodies adapt to, that gets less effective over time?

it can cause mitochondria to become "more efficient", im sure someone else can explain this in better detail - and after some time you won't quite feel it the same way, in time for me even the heat begins to subside for the most part, but from what i've been told NO, it does not become less effective. i've run a dozen cycles of DNP mostly in the high dose short term periods and im actually finally experimenting with my first low dose long term, working great at a month in. the biggest thing that "adapts" will be YOU, needing to adapt to your new weight as you continually drop LBS. over time you will have to adjust your calories and cardio etc to keep losing at the same rate, i think a lot of people miss this part and keep doing the same thing expecting the weight to fall off forever without changing a thing.