silkmobility
New Member
Hi all,
I have been getting all information about dnp i can get however i couldn't find the answer to a question i have.
From what i read, 100mg of dnp will equal a ~10% increase in metabolism and reduce atp synthesis by ~10%, right?
"Under these conditions, much of the food that we eat could not be used for ATP synthesis and we lose weight. Simply put, this means that while eating your normal diet, you will have somewhere between 20% and 40% reduction of calories."
So basically what i wanted to ask is if the active blood level of dnp is 1000 mg (which is the cumulative of about 400mg/day dosage) will the ATP synthesis be reduced by 100%?
Will this mean that all calories from carbs will be dissipated as heat instead of getting stored?
If so a diet mainly made by complex and simple carbs and some protein of course to spare muscle would be best as the body wouldn't store a single calorie from carbs.
Could anyone help me out here?
I have been getting all information about dnp i can get however i couldn't find the answer to a question i have.
From what i read, 100mg of dnp will equal a ~10% increase in metabolism and reduce atp synthesis by ~10%, right?
"Under these conditions, much of the food that we eat could not be used for ATP synthesis and we lose weight. Simply put, this means that while eating your normal diet, you will have somewhere between 20% and 40% reduction of calories."
So basically what i wanted to ask is if the active blood level of dnp is 1000 mg (which is the cumulative of about 400mg/day dosage) will the ATP synthesis be reduced by 100%?
Will this mean that all calories from carbs will be dissipated as heat instead of getting stored?
If so a diet mainly made by complex and simple carbs and some protein of course to spare muscle would be best as the body wouldn't store a single calorie from carbs.
Could anyone help me out here?