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DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 15 2008 20:12:31

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I have started running DNP for the first time today

the cycle is

200mg days 1-3
400mg days 4-10 (maybe less if the sides get to much)

I have been on a very low carb diet for the past 3 days

I will only be eating around 1500-1700 cals a day

im around 15st 7lbs

been training for years and ran many AAS cycles but this is the first time with the fat furnace that is DNP
i will log my experences day to day

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 15 2008 22:54:07

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anti oxidants at the ready, air con?

youre gonna need more than luck, but good luck

For the record i personally think youre nuts

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 15 2008 23:37:54

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yep got the anti oxidants at the ready
thanx for thinking i nuts it means alot to me

i have not just jumped into running this i have been resrching it for a long time. I know of all the sides one of which is death lol

i put up with the insomnia and sweating of tren for months so im ready for that

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 15 2008 23:44:17

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well the first day on DNP
i was expecting to burst into flames or die but it has not happened lol
i feel slightly warmer but that is it. i weighed myself in the morning and i was 15st 8 but i was 15 14 later that day
which i think is to do with water retention as i have sat arond 15-8 for a few weeks im drinking ALOT more fluids than usualy
i must of drank 5l+ today

oh im also mesuring my body temp with a acurate thermomiter(sp) and today it has satayed around 36-7 degrees

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 16 2008 0:15:36

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Where are you measuring your temperature?

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 16 2008 0:25:05

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ORIGINAL: sliver back

I know of all the sides one of which is death lol

Don't no much about DNP as its something ive no intention of ever using but is it correct that it can cause birth defects in a fetus if you ever choose to have children later in life,i'm sure i read this a few years ago but ive never seen it mentioned since?

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 16 2008 1:08:35

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should be an interesting journal, how much you expecting to lose on this cycle?

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 16 2008 10:06:10

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We need before and after pics mate!

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 16 2008 10:19:49

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We need before and after pics mate!

Agreed it would be good to see.

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 16 2008 10:35:36

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before:

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 16 2008 16:02:30

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lol at the pics

will take some before shots and post up when i have finished

second day on 200mg and tbh dont really feel anything yet, i feel slightly warmer but nothing drastric
apptite has incresed but a few eph has help out with that

I have no idea how much i will lose but i have read that half a pound to a pound a day can be lost

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 16 2008 16:39:15

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should be an interesting read mate. looking to do a cycle myself post pct

AAS ?
why are the cals so low ? ?

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 16 2008 16:41:06

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I know of all the sides one of which is death lol

Glad to see you've gone into this aware of all the potential sides.

I've only read a little bit about DNP but none of it positive yet so I'll keep my eyes on this one to see how you fare.

Best of luck.

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 17 2008 8:17:04

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Im not running any AAS and i dont think i will again as my goals have changed
i enjoyed being big and strong but its not the be all and end all
im planning on getting into running and maybe triathlon but that will be a while off

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 17 2008 8:24:46

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Good Luck

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 18 2008 8:04:43

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Day 3 passed without death lol
tbh i havnt had any sides yet i havent even noticed a rise in body temp
my weight has gone up slightly which is probably water retention and im drinking loads of fluids

upto 400mg today

im sure my stuff is legit as its of a source i have used before

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 18 2008 10:37:28

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I take it your using crystalline caps?

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RE: DNP Cycle--The fat furnace - Mar. 18 2008 11:51:16

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No need to limit cals to any great degree with this med mate the calorie deficit brought about by the dnp will be immense anyway...The amount of fatburn is actually proportional to amount of carbs eaten and simple carbs such as fruit are the best option during the course imo.
You weight training/doing cardio?

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