On the rampage.. 100mcg t3, 800mg DNP lol

[bigdog123]

OK Think my DNP is underdosed. Lost 3lb this week - been on 400mg DNP, 100mcg t3 and done 30 mins CV a day. The 400mg DNP felt like 150-200 used to of good stuff.

Week 2 starts now - upped DNP to 800mg per day (prob more like 350-400 of good stuff) - t3 at 100 still.

CV 30 mins. Expecting 4lb drop this week of pure fat.

Or maybe death.

 

[SOCOM]

Okay...

Nice knowing you :action-sm

 

[dece870717]

When using DNP I wouldn't even bother using T3.

 

[jalsmiley]

or you could just stop eating big macs everyday

 

[Wiggs]

When using DNP I wouldn't even bother using T3.

False.

You need to because you t-3 to t-4 conversion is fucked. If your are on DNP for more than 1 week you MUST use t-3.

 

[RV63T]

why such a rush to try and drop lbs? do you have a bikini shoot next week or what. health first bro you wont look any better in a coffin.

 

[dece870717]

False.

You need to because you t-3 to t-4 conversion is fucked. If your are on DNP for more than 1 week you MUST use t-3.

No, DNP doesn't suppress the thyroid. This is a common myth, perpetuated by guides like Damian Bachs'. AAS and DNP have a similar effect on thyroid, through a similar mechanism of action. While androgens reduce the concentration of thyroid binding globulin (TBG), DNP occupies binding proteins, which has the same effect... less protein to bind to thyroid. This may initially result in higher serum levels and accelerated clearance, but after a short term perturbation in thyroid function a new steady state is soon reached in which thyroid function is normal, despite reduced serum levels of total T4 and total T3. As one paper said, "this action could lower the total hormone concentration in serum but should have no persistent effect on thyroid function". This means that even though the level of thyroid hormones in the blood can be lower than normal, thyroid function will still be normal.