Andy13....question about dnp

[overrx]

i took this from a study i found about what happened after dnp was adminstered to human mitochondrial cells in vitro-

electron microscopy revealed striking structural abnormalities, a marked density of cristae and a large accumulation of mitochondria of highly variable size in the perinuclear zone of the muscle cells, etc

i was trying to find more studies but havent succeeded yet. Anyway -ASSUMING- this is true, isnt it possible that everytime this occurs you are gradually increasing the amount of energy your body can process, thereby increasing your BMR?
normally i would think it doesnt matter b/c these cells are replaced anyway but no one seems to have a catabolic rebound from the anabolic rebound (if that makes sense).
your opinion please, on if dnp can permenatly raise your bmr after cessation.

 

[overrx]

bump, anyone's welcome to respond to this as well if u know anything

 

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[rugger]

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[Willyumyum]

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[Andy13]

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normally i would think it doesnt matter b/c these cells are replaced anyway but no one seems to have a catabolic rebound from the anabolic rebound (if that makes sense).
your opinion please, on if dnp can permenatly raise your bmr after cessation.

I don't think so.. For that exact point... You make new cells everyday.. For DNP to permanently raise your metabolism, it would have to alter mitochondrial DNA.. And I don't think this happens..

Andy

 

[overrx]

is that to say that the anabolic rebound effect of dnp is temporary as well? (assuming that its caused by mitochondrial factors)

 

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bump for any new info

 

[Andy13]

i think the "anabolic rebound" or, glycogen supercompensation happens anytime when you severely rid your muscles of glycogen.

Ever done the body opus diet? That's why those Monday workouts were the best.

Andy

 

[overrx]

that could hardly account for the lbs of muscle gained by users (including as described by Dan Duchaine) post cycle. I have not tried body opus but i assume the results arent as good/permanent as dnp diets as i have never heard of an anabolic rebound off body opus....however the first statement is anecdotal there doesnt seem to be actual reports of how much muscle/strength gain and its permanence, so unfortunetly i cant dispute

 

[Andy13]

You know what? In all of the biology and chemistry books I have read.. I have never read the term "glycogen-supercompensation."

I mean, it OBVIOUSLY happens.. But i just think it's funny that, even in somewhat advanced metabolism books it is not covered. Perahps if it was an advanced sport nutrition class..

I wouldn't mind reading a purposed mechanism for this. I bet it wouldn't work so well if you took a week to do it rather than a few days.

ANdy