DNP As Bridge...Question

[hitmeoff]

Hey all, I was looking at doing DNP along with clomid and arimidex for post cycle recovery.

The idea is to basically do 100-200mg of DNP for the first 5 weeks of post cycle. After which you benifit from the Anabolic Rebound effect of DNP.

Well theonly source I have for DNP only sells 250mg caps. Now suppose 250mg of DNP gives me too many sides, and I decide to cut back to 125, since its caps and not tabs, I cant just slice the cap in half. WOuld it be ok to take 250mg EOD, or would that just be a waste of DNP?

 

[Japanese machine]

DNP Research 101: 2,4 DNP usage to combat post-cycle muscle catabolism/fat gain

This is a little excerpt from my research into the various
applications of DNP.

One of the main problems that affect post-cycle muscle
catabolism is T3(thyroxine) levels within the blood-stream.
As we all well know T3 works through PROTEOLYTIC
pathways.
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.

What happens POST-CYCLE???

TSH up-regulates, which in turn super-stimulates the thyroid
into producing above normal levels of T3 and T4.

This increase in thyroid hormones is VERY catabolic and is
the main reason why people lose muscle post-cycle.

What to do then?

Simple. 200mg DNP/day will literally correct the problem.

Symptom: Excessive production of T3 and T4 from the
thyroid gland.
Note: 80% of the bodies endogeneous T3 is produced
from the conversion of the metabolically inactive T4
to the metabolically active T3 via the de-iodinase enzyme
which basically "cleaves" off an iodine molecule.
THIS IS KEY!!!

DNP on the other hand DIRECTLY BLOCKS the production
of T3 from T4 via the de-iodinase enzyme.

Ingestion of 200mg DNP day will then SUPPRESS the
OVER-STIMULATED thyroid gland back to normal
physiological levels, therefore DRASTICALLY
reducing thyroid hormone induced post-cycle muscle
catabolism because T3 levels have been REDUCED
to normal physiological levels.


As a bonus, the reduction in your ATP stores because
of the DNP is COUNTER-ACTED by an increase
in the oxidation of triglycerides as an energy source,
therefore eliminating any potential fat-gain from
low post-cycle testosterone levels.

DNP is also NON-HORMONAL, therefore it has no effect
on HPTA recovery.

Fact is, after cessation of DNP use post-cycle you will also reap
the benefits of the "Anabolic Rebound Effect" which further
lends credence to the use of DNp as a post-cycle ancilliary for
the elimination of any post-cycle muscular losses.

Fonz