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In April 1935, a virtual epidemic of cataracts began to occur, predominantly in young women who had been taking dinitrophenol. Some cases showed up months or years after the last dose of the drug had been taken. Tragically, once started, changes in the eye's lens progressed rapidly until vision was obscured. Dr. Warren D. Homer, a San Francisco ophthalmologist and one of the first to report dinitrophenol-related cataracts, estimated that more than 164 people were affected.
This is the most freightning of all. Back then about 100,000 took DNP so it seemed obvious the DNP had caused it. If a few bodybuilders develop cataracts in 2-3 years from their last DNP dose, no one will know the source of the problem. That side effect alone is enough for not using DNP IMHO.