Maximal dose, minimal dose, fatal dose, it doesn't matter DNP is dangerous. And the dosing of how things are charted is shit. Everyone's body is different, if you die on 8pills don't mean I can't die on 1pill, any stimulant effects the heart rate and electrical pathways of the heart, NOT ONE PERSON has the same electrical pathways of their heart, therefore any stimulant is dangerous especially a drug like DNP. Lastly if you can't get shredded without DNP then your a bitch! Bust your ass harder and suffer the right way, the healthier way. Anyone want to argue here's the irony of the drug, it causes extreme weightloss(muscle,fat,water) and harms the body, toxicity, body temperature etc. THIS IS NOT A DRUG MESNT FOR BODYBUILDING. This drug and its effects are equivalent IMO to meth or cocaine. Snort cocaine 3-4 times a day, lose 5lbs a week, take steroids to preserve muscle and harm your body along the way. There you go another alternative to DNP.
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Maybe you have DNP confused with something else? DNP is not a nervous system stimulant such as cocaine, methamphetamine, caffeine, etc, all of which have a direct, dose-dependent effect on heart-rate. DNP can accurately be referred to as a "metabolic" stimulant, but this is quite different than nervous system stimulants, which possess a completely different mechanism of action.
DNP provides its characteristic fat-loss loss effects by elevating metabolic rate through a process known as uncoupling. The side effect of this process is an increase in body temperature, which in turn leads to increased perspiration. In response to this, the body increases respiratory rate in an attempt to further oxygenate tissues. As body temperature continues to rise, it attempts to cool itself through peripheral vasodilation, which causes the heart rate to rise.
However, the increase in heart rate is minor to moderate at non-fatal dosages. In the event of a fatal overdose, the cause of death is most often attributed to hyperthermia (excessive body temperature). You literally cook yourself to death. However, heart attack can occur but not through elevated heart rate. Cardiovascular complications don't become a potential unless one is basically on their deathbed.
In response to your following post (where you state that even low doses can cause death due to variances in personal response), personal response only plays a small role in determining lethal dose, as the mg/kg required to cause death is within roughly the same range for all individuals. In other words, if 250 mg is well within the safe range for a 200 pound man (which it is), then it will be the same for all 200 lb men.
There have been over 60 clinical studies done on DNP, with many researchers determining that it was a safe weight loss aide (pre-1940). Under controlled dosing, such as that in clinical studies, no serious side effects were observed. This led to it becoming an OTC fat-loss product in 1933, with many doctor "prescribing" the drug to overweight patients. It was only when complaints of cataracts began to be reported that the drug was removed from market in 1938.
So, as I said, DNP is most certainly dangerous when used at higher dosages, but when used within one's tolerable dosing range (which can vary depending on the individual), it is quite safe. The problem with blackmarket preparations is that they are not regulated, so federally mandated quality control practices, which are required for all prescription drugs, are non-existent.
DNP is largely misunderstood, which, like most drugs, is where most of the danger comes from.
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