Libido question for you gals - DNP related

epoxy · Sep 14, 2017

I put my GF on DNP about a week ago. Just 200mg a day, also having her take a Benadryl nightly to avoid any kind of allergic reaction from histamine buildup (I do the same on my cycles).

She's now saying that she feels her sex drive has greatly diminished over the past week - not sure what to attribute it to. I've done searches but I can't really see anything affecting libido regarding DNP. She's not overheating all the time and it's not because of lethargy/being sweaty, etc. Just says as of the past few days she's having trouble with a) sex drive and b) climax.

Wanted to see if any of the females or guys who have girls who may have experienced this could help out and chime in. Thanks.

graybass · Sep 14, 2017

My girl said the same thing? Yikes. I do think that 200 for a girl right off the bat is a lot. We actually found 50mg crystal DNP in caps that seemed to work better for her. She tried 250's and really felt bad.

epoxy · Sep 14, 2017

graybass said:
My girl said the same thing? Yikes. I do think that 200 for a girl right off the bat is a lot. We actually found 50mg crystal DNP in caps that seemed to work better for her. She tried 250's and really felt bad.

she's doing ok on 200mg powder otherwise. i offered 200mg because that was the lowest i had. i use up to 800mg but im literally a walking dead man at that dose.

she's lost 5-6 lbs in the first 10 days....happy otherwise, but our sex life is currently lacking seriously. no idea what about DNP could cause that though. i don't see any threads about it, also most of the threads are by us guys and not the gals.

Markosterone · Sep 15, 2017

Can it be that she is just all empty on energy to be in the mood for sex?
Girls sex drive can be affected by alot of things..

My guess would be that the dnp is empying her on all energy, vitamins etc.
This may cause a change in hormones, and thats why.
T3 plays a major factor in controling hormones and this we all know is affected by dnp..
And women are more sensitive to changes i would guess.