DNP after a cycle to retain gains!!!!!!

[Andy13]

Before I open up my big mouth. Would someone first explain, in a coherant manner, the *hypothesis* of DNP after a cycle to retain gains? Biochemical jargon is encouraged and references appreciated.

 

[serge]

andy, i know some guyz that do slin after a cycle to retain gains, and they like to throw in dnp to keep the fat gains off. but slin is awesome to bridge with if you dont gain fat easily.

 

[DaMan]

Before I open up my big mouth. Would someone first explain, in a coherant manner, the *hypothesis* of DNP after a cycle to retain gains? Biochemical jargon is encouraged and references appreciated.

Do a search on Fonz's handle (my comp is too slow or I'd do it myself), he posted the WHOLE theory in detail about a week ago.

 

[Audio8]

i'd like to see this theory as well

 

[CHAOS5000]

Wasn't the theory based on the fact that DNP will reduce T-3 levels?

 

[Andy13]

And you think muscle loss after an AAS cycle is a result of t3?

 

[Andy13]

Re: Re: DNP after a cycle to retain gains!!!!!!

Do a search on Fonz's handle (my comp is too slow or I'd do it myself), he posted the WHOLE theory in detail about a week ago.

I said a coherant explaination.

 

[CHAOS5000]

And you think muscle loss after an AAS cycle is a result of t3?

No, I didn't say that, just that I remembered that being the point of his thread. Here, I just found it in the archives for anyone interested...

http://boards.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=79243

 

[DaMan]

Re: Re: Re: DNP after a cycle to retain gains!!!!!!

I said a coherant explaination.

I'm sure he's working on one that will be available within a year or two

 

[CHAOS5000]

One thing I don't understand in his post is...

"Steroids suppress TSH which in turn lowers T3 and T4 production in the thyroid gland. This reduction in TSH is one of the reasons why steroids are such efficient muscle builders."

Isn't it generally accepted that ADDING small amounts of T-3 to a cycle will increase protein synthesis and give you larger gains? This wouldn't make sense if one of the reasons they are "such efficient muscle builders" is because of reducing thyroid levels.