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[BroScientist]

I am really not a believer in the whole gallon of water a day recommendation. I get that it works for some people. For me, it gave me some very unpleasant heart arrhythmia and shot up my blood pressure. Maybe I had some swelling and edema, but I was too concerned about my heart stopping to be worried about such things.

There isn't a single study that recommends increased water intake on DNP.

 

[janoshik]

I am really not a believer in the whole gallon of water a day recommendation. I get that it works for some people. For me, it gave me some very unpleasant heart arrhythmia and shot up my blood pressure. Maybe I had some swelling and edema, but I was too concerned about my heart stopping to be worried about such things.

There isn't a single study that recommends increased water intake on DNP.

Your electrolytes were probably fucked beyond oblivion if it did that to you.

 

[TxPrisonNurse]

Your electrolytes were probably fucked beyond oblivion if it did that to you.

I would have to agree, although I use the gallon to a gallon and a half just as a reference point, the color, concentration and odor of your urine goes a long way in assessing your level of hydration

 

[BroScientist]

Your electrolytes were probably fucked beyond oblivion if it did that to you.

Entirely possible. I was drinking about 50% gatorade zero if that makes any difference, I didn't do it on water alone.

What would you recommend?

 

[TxPrisonNurse]

Gatorade sucks as a electrolyte beverage

 

[TxPrisonNurse]

coconut water, v8 juice,

 

[Eman]

I am really not a believer in the whole gallon of water a day recommendation

The gallon of water per day recommendation is absurd, as are many other recommendations that pop up in DNP bro guides.

If your normally drink a gallon of water a day and that's how much you feel you need to stay hydrated, go for it. Don't start slamming gallons of water a day because someone on the internet said you had to... It's a very poor idea.

 

[TxPrisonNurse]

oh and those body armour drinks are good too



of course if you just drank this you wouldn't even need test or dnp...LOL

 

[TxPrisonNurse]

LMAO

 

[janoshik]

Entirely possible. I was drinking about 50% gatorade zero if that makes any difference, I didn't do it on water alone.

What would you recommend?

I'd recommend rehydration salts - like the ones used when you have the diarrhoea. Cheap and effective.

 

[TxPrisonNurse]

when I run my landscaping business in the summer, it's get's hot down here in Texas, and I use that Pickle beer salt to help stay hydrated

 

[ounick28]

Another thing that has me concerned is that my fraternity brother took DNP back in college (amazing results!!!), but I just asked him about any sides and he said he had cataracts about 2 years after his big transformation (at 23yo).

What's y'all's thoughts on this? I read somewhere that men are equally likely to have cataracts as women. The number point to women because that is the group that was taking it back in the day. I don't know, just putting this out there as a discussion point.

I know this is a sensitive subject on DNP forums... but please fight each other to the death on this

 

[Villain]

Another thing that has me concerned is that my fraternity brother took DNP back in college (amazing results!!!), but I just asked him about any sides and he said he had cataracts about 2 years after his big transformation (at 23yo).

What's y'all's thoughts on this? I read somewhere that men are equally likely to have cataracts as women. The number point to women because that is the group that was taking it back in the day. I don't know, just putting this out there as a discussion point.

I know this is a sensitive subject on DNP forums... but please fight each other to the death on this

Damn, cataracts after 2 years? How long did he run it and how much?

 

[Eman]

What's y'all's thoughts on this?

The jury is still out on this however, research pointed towards a few culprits. 1) Genetic predisposition 2) Vitamin E deficiency 3) Vitamin C deficiency 4) a combination of all three.

Regardless, the incidence rate is low - around 1 in 1000.

 

[ounick28]

Damn, cataracts after 2 years? How long did he run it and how much?

He doesn’t remember exactly how much, but this is what he said via text.

“I did three cycles of it for about a month each and took the normal dosage. I was sensitive and couldn’t handle the a lot.”

He is a tall guy, but he went from obese to normal size in like a year.

 

[Villain]

The jury is still out on this however, research pointed towards a few culprits. 1) Genetic predisposition 2) Vitamin E deficiency 3) Vitamin C deficiency 4) a combination of all three.

Regardless, the incidence rate is low - around 1 in 1000.

So as long as I’m not genetically predisposed to cataracts (was it cataracts or glaucoma??), and maintain my vitamins E & C, I should be good?

 

[Eman]

So as long as I’m not genetically predisposed to cataracts (was it cataracts or glaucoma??), and maintain my vitamins E & C, I should be good?

As I said, the jury is still out... But that was the research findings, for whatever they're worth.

 

[Villain]

As I said, the jury is still out... But that was the research findings, for whatever they're worth.

Reading your posts, I see you have a ton of experience with this. May I ask how long you’ve used it or how long ago you started?

 

[onslaughter]

Hello guys we are back. We will begin shipping packs again today and we will be answering emails. We do have over 300 emails to reply to though so this will take a while. Will be posting an updated price list with new products and some tests done by jano in just a bit.

Yas!
I sent 6 emails cause I didn't know if I fucked up or not lol.

 

[onslaughter]

I'm the guy who asked for lgd powder lol.

I wanna try injectable of that sooooo bad.