Chemical Name: DNP (2,4-Dinitrophenol) Traditional Use: DNP is an industrial chemical, not an AAS, with a lot of applications in the consumer and industrial market. One of those is its use in the early 1900's as a means to ignite dynamite. It is classified as an "uncoupler of Oxidative Phosphorylation". That means it's as dangerous as it gets because there are NO negative feedback systems to deal with overdoses and no limits established for overdose or other problems and side effects. Oddly, DNP was popular back in the 1930's when it was reported by a Stanford University study to be responsible for "amazing weight loss", and found its way into a lot of potions and products that promised dramatic results for weight loss. DNP was ...

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So you want to get lean. You want to shed some body fat and show up onstage this year in the crispest, most sliced conditioning of your life. You have dieted before with fairly good success, and you know what works. You’ve used Clenbuterol and ECA (a combination of 25 mg ephedrine, 200 mg caffeine, and 250 mg aspirin) to help shed the fat, in addition to cardio and caloric restriction. But this diet, you need an extra boost. You’re certainly not ready to go the DNP route and risk some serious exposure to danger for just a bit of added fat-loss boost. But you know you need something new. Why not consider the use of Cytomel? The thyroid is a glad in the body that regulates you metabolism. The use of a drug ...

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DNP is a very scary drug – but a very useful drug at the same time. Used incorrectly, it can lead to blindness, nausea, dizziness, profuse sweating, yellow body fluid emission, and very bad breath. Additionally, heavy use above recommended guidelines on dosage can lead to brain damage and death. Just as you would find yourself in the hospital under a bed of ice cubes to save your brain cells if your body temperature reached 105 degrees from the flu, you’ll be in that same spot from DNP use, if you are lucky enough to reach the hospital in time. DNP use is serious business. Here are some ideas for intelligent use. Start at a respectable body fat percentage Some bodybuilders will use steroids on and off for 2 to 5 years, develop some muscle, but store it ...

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Ask any bodybuilder what compound he or she uses to cut up for a bodybuilding show, and the answer should be fairly easy to predict. There’s a good chance he or she will respond with “ECA, baby!” If you’re not familiar with it, ECA is the most popular bodybuilding supplement for shedding body fat. It consists of 200 mg caffeine, 250 mg aspirin, and 25 mg ephedrine, administered twice per day. It bumps up the metabolic rate by 1 to 3 percent, delivers newfound energy, and even clears up the sinuses. However, it is not a perfect stack. It also leads to very quick dependence, and resulting decline of effect. It can also affect heart function. When used alone in triple, quadruple, or even higher dosages, ephedrine can be deadly. It ...

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Much like “military intelligence” or “jumbo shrimp”, the title of this article probably sounds like an oxymoron. DNP, or Dinitrophenol, is a high powered stimulant that is popular with a very small, and very intense, pocket of bodybuilders. When an advanced athlete is looking to shed some body fat in a very short time, DNP is often the last emergency resort used to drop the pounds. DNP works by boosting the metabolism, and boosting the body temperature of users. That’s right, you heard correctly. DNP will raise your body temperature by a few degrees. Instead of coasting through your day at a relaxed 98.6 degrees, you will now sweat buckets as you walk around your house with an elevated 100 or 101 degrees all day long. DNP is dangerous because there is no ceiling ...

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Two weight-loss compounds used by bodybuilders – DNP and ECA – sit on opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of effectiveness, risks, and popularity. The actual name for DNP is Dinitrophenol, and it is actually an industrial chemical (formerly used to blow things up!) that was discovered to have a profound effect upon fat-burning processes in the body. ECA, on the other hand, is a simple stack of Ephedrine (25 mg), Caffeine (200 mg) and Aspirin (250 mg). Together, these components lead to a small metabolic bump in the body. Let’s compare the two substances and see which one might be best for helping you to meet your bodybuilding fat loss goals. Effectiveness If your goal is to increase the metabolism in order to speed up the fat-burning process in the body, the race is not even close. ...

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Have you ever heard of Dinitrophenol? Chances are good that you have not. Even if you’ve spent years on the bodybuilding forums, this name may sound strange. Chances are you do know it by its other name – DNP. This explosive product is well known in bodybuilding circles as the drug that you completely avoid until you get into a jam preparing for a show – at which point it’s a drug that just can’t fail you, right? Not so fast. Let’s address some of the biggest problems, questions, and footnotes regarding this extremely odd and unique compound. Q: Please tell me what DNP, or Dinitrophenol, actually is? A: It is a drug which was once used to light TNT, which is now occasionally used by bodybuilders to ignite their fat-burning processes leading up to ...

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If you are a high-level bodybuilder seeking to shed body fat very quickly, DNP is what you’re looking for. Be warned – DNP is very powerful and can be deadly when abused. However, if you’re facing a situation where getting in shape for a show (when you’re behing) is absolutely essential, DNP is an option. The good news is that very few bodybuilders have died from DNP use. The scare tactics do exist for a reason, however. Many people have gotten very sick from DNP. Additionally, there are probably many cases of bodybuilders who have quietly passed away, or at the very least quietly suffered some serious side effects and recovered or retired, thanks to the use of DNP. DNP is a yellow chemical used to make dyes. Simply put, it works in bodybuilders by elevating ...

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Q: A question about DNP... Can you tell me if I can run DNP after a Test Cyp cycle or during? How about Clen? I wasn't sure about the interactions of either with DNP because of heat production. A: First off, we'll say it again: We just don't understand why any of you use DNP. Just diet and be consistent, fer Christsakes! 'Nuff said. As for your question... It is okay to run DNP with Test Cyp. It actually is a popular stack. It off sets the sides of Test and gets you lean, fast. But that could be said of DNP with anything, really. We wouldn't advice DNP with Clen for the exact reason you noted - too much heat! You can run your DNP after your Clen cycle, just not during. You do need to respect the ...

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DNP – or Dinitrophenol – is a dirty word among bodybuilders and gurus. Bodybuilders to boost metabolism by 50% and raise body temperature by several degrees use this industrial chemical. When one considers the jitters and hot flashes that accompany ECA (ephedrine, caffeine, aspirin stack) use boost the metabolism only 3%, the true power of DNP begins to be realized. Introduced by Dan Duchaine after initially being used as an explosive, DNP is popular in underground circles and highly banned in over-the-counter supplement. In high-level bodybuilding, DNP is used to help advanced athletes lose a lot of weight in a very short amount of time. Most trainers and bodybuilders publicly rally against it. However, when hundreds of thousands in winnings are on the line, it’s unknown how many athletes take the DNP route to lose fat ...

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