DNP question for Andy13

[thegame65_ve]

My girlfriend came across an article which speculated that DNP had a tendancy to downregulate or at least affect the one's androgen receptors. Is this true or just b.s.?

 

[thegame65_ve]

Bumpity bump.

 

[Andy13]

I have never heard that. That's not to say it doesn't happen.. But I'd like to see the article.. As far as I know there are no studies done to indicate such a thing. Was this someone's opinion or was it documented somewhere?

Andy

 

[Fonz]

I have never heard that. That's not to say it doesn't happen.. But I'd like to see the article.. As far as I know there are no studies done to indicate such a thing. Was this someone's opinion or was it documented somewhere?

Andy

Hey Andy, I have this new theory thats going to revolutionize
DNP dosing.

To the guy before:

Rapid combustion of fats=increased estrogen release from
adipose tissue because it gets burned for energy. (I think)

Godspeed

 

[TxLonghorn]

So Fonz, what is this new fangled theory? Huh?

Not that I will need to know for a few weeks, but you better tell me by the time my next dnp cycle hits...or else...

 

[Andy13]

No.. Steroids including estrogen, androgens, and cholesterol are not utilized for energy...


What's your new theory?

 

[Fonz]

It has to stay a secret for a few more weeks guys.......

Godspeed

 

[Andy13]

It has to stay a secret for a few more weeks guys.......

Godspeed

ewww... I LOVE secrets...

So when do we get our de-coder rings?

 

[overrx]

wouldnt it make sense to do dnp at the beginning of your cycle.....elevatef fat burning from stubborn areas and no loss in strength, then after a week's time your bloodlevels will be saturated and you can worry about increasing your strength even more, plus your muscles will look extra hard/dense....i dont see why one should wait till after/before an AS cycle...anyone care to explain?

 

[wildcat]

Come on FONZ... you're killing me.

I just started a DNP cycle and want to know your evil lil secrets!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[SonnyBlack]

no shit Fonz bro....fess up!

 

[overrx]

fonz just wondering, your secret doesnt have anything to do with t2, cause i came up on this somewhere

[DNP] affects the “consuming reactions”—the proton leak/phosphorylating system—while T2 affects the “generating reactions,” meaning substrate oxidation. Specifically, T2 affects both cytochrome C reducers and cytochrome C oxidizers. Thus, the two substances together affect all facets of oxidative phosphorylation in a manner that increases the metabolism and burns bodyfat.

 

[Andy13]

fonz just wondering, your secret doesnt have anything to do with t2, cause i came up on this somewhere

[DNP] affects the “consuming reactions”—the proton leak/phosphorylating system—while T2 affects the “generating reactions,” meaning substrate oxidation. Specifically, T2 affects both cytochrome C reducers and cytochrome C oxidizers. Thus, the two substances together affect all facets of oxidative phosphorylation in a manner that increases the metabolism and burns bodyfat.

Anything that inhibits the cytochrome complexes would make DNP work less.