is dnp catabolic?

toc67guru

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i want to know if dnp is catabolic. i have read about how good it is for fat loss.i know it is dangerous and fatal if abused however if dosages are moderate i have read of the impressive results in a short period of time if it can be tolerated.
clenbuterol & ephedrine are good fat loss agents which are anti-catabolic & preserve muscle but from what i have read do not come close to dnp for stripping fat.is dnp the same or is it catabolic.obviously we all work hard for muscle gains & i would not want to risk extreme muscle loss.
if it is catabolic would it therefore be necessary to run it with aas to act as an anti-catabolic to preserve muscle.
 
toc67guru said:
i want to know if dnp is catabolic. i have read about how good it is for fat loss.i know it is dangerous and fatal if abused however if dosages are moderate i have read of the impressive results in a short period of time if it can be tolerated.
clenbuterol & ephedrine are good fat loss agents which are anti-catabolic & preserve muscle but from what i have read do not come close to dnp for stripping fat.is dnp the same or is it catabolic.obviously we all work hard for muscle gains & i would not want to risk extreme muscle loss.
if it is catabolic would it therefore be necessary to run it with aas to act as an anti-catabolic to preserve muscle.

It is protein sparing and therefore could be considered anti-catabolic to muscle to a degree but the truth is, nothing is completely anti-catabolic. Ephedra, clen etc has been pumped up to help preserve but not totallly prevent muscle loss. I will tell you that from my experience that DNP is excellent as a diet aid that preserves muscle. When I get off a cycle, my strength is as high as it was when I was heavier and the anabolic rebound from a cycle of DNP is quite nice.
 
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