Is temperature rise with DNP linear?

Lions1990

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I’ve read somewhere that 100 mg of DNP rises the body temperature by 1 degree Fahrenheit. Let’s say I take 100 mg ED so would my body temp stay at 1 degree Fahrenheit above the normal or would it go beyond that?
 
Did you develop cataract permanently after use?
No, but never abused. Just run 200-250-300-250 for like 7-10 days, hated the ultra low energy-exahustion (impossible to go to the gym) and quitted for good.

On sema, melting 2 pounds of fat per week basically doing nothing. Keeping the gym. Keeping the eyes. It´s evolution
 
from my experience, 4mg/kg is my comfortable max. I don't think I'll go higher cus I don't want to be drenched lol.

According to my Oura ring, my temp increased by only 0.8F during the 1 month of DNP at 400mg
 
Thank you for your reply. So, is starting and experimenting what temp I reach with a dose of 200 mg ED the best thing to do? If I reach 37 degrees C, I’d stop taking it.
Monitor your body temp. whenever using DNP & stop if you reach 37.33 deg C. There are other practices to follow, e.g., in the case of stalled weight loss considering the profound edema (fluid retention) that DNP promotes you can take a break to dissipate water; there are also some cases of acquired tolerance. There's a seasonality phenomenon, e.g., in climates subject to warm & cold months, the transition from warm to cold temperatures is marked by a diminution of DNP weight loss.
 
Monitor your body temp. whenever using DNP & stop if you reach 37.33 deg C. There are other practices to follow, e.g., in the case of stalled weight loss considering the profound edema (fluid retention) that DNP promotes you can take a break to dissipate water; there are also some cases of acquired tolerance. There's a seasonality phenomenon, e.g., in climates subject to warm & cold months, the transition from warm to cold temperatures is marked by a diminution of DNP weight loss.
Since the temp raise is linear with DNP, if I reach 37.33 degrees C and I stop taking it, are there chances of my body temp going beyond 37.33?
 
Since the temp raise is linear with DNP, if I reach 37.33 degrees C and I stop taking it, are there chances of my body temp going beyond 37.33?
Yes. Despite that fact, you basically can only do that which you have control over. No point fretting about potential scenarios. Deal with what you have in front of you.

If I decided to use DNP – (I have not since I regard its risks, even if rare, for peripheral neuritis & cataracts to be too catastrophic to risk for rapid fat loss) – I would follow this best practice and deal with that occurs if and when it does.

The Simkins trials of the 1930s generated the most comprehensive scholarship on DNP that we have and this practical guideline from it was ostensibly intended to be put into practical use by practitioners.
 
Yes. Despite that fact, you basically can only do that which you have control over. No point fretting about potential scenarios. Deal with what you have in front of you.

If I decided to use DNP – (I have not since I regard its risks, even if rare, for peripheral neuritis & cataracts to be too catastrophic to risk for rapid fat loss) – I would follow this best practice and deal with that occurs if and when it does.

The Simkins trials of the 1930s generated the most comprehensive scholarship on DNP that we have and this practical guideline from it was ostensibly intended to be put into practical use by practitioners.
I know, I’m just trying to figure out if 200 mg ED could cause me to reach deadly body temps before doing it
 
I know, I’m just trying to figure out if 200 mg ED could cause me to reach deadly body temps before doing it
My point is that you can't possibly know this before doing it; but it's pretty damn unlikely considering most Simkins patients took at least 300 mg/d ramped up from 100 mg the first day & 200 mg the second. It's unlikely because human toxicity values for DNP fall between 14 to 43 mg/kg (following multiple dose pharmacokinetics) or about 1 to 3 g by mouth (single dose); 3 g has also proved fatal in divided doses over a period of 5 days.
 
My point is that you can't possibly know this before doing it; but it's pretty damn unlikely considering most Simkins patients took at least 300 mg/d ramped up from 100 mg the first day & 200 mg the second. It's unlikely because human toxicity values for DNP fall between 14 to 43 mg/kg (following multiple dose pharmacokinetics) or about 1 to 3 g by mouth (single dose); 3 g has also proved fatal in divided doses over a period of 5 days.
I guess I’ll just try it and see how it goes at 200 mg ED. Do you think I should wait for the winter? We hit between 5-9 C normally in November-December
 
I guess I’ll just try it and see how it goes at 200 mg ED. Do you think I should wait for the winter? We hit between 5-9 C normally in November-December
The seasonality phenomenon that I mentioned suggests the opposite, that the transition from warmer to cooler months is associated with reduced efficacy, or at least the appearance of such, probably due to fluid balance homeostatic regulatory changes (e.g., the loss of heat adaptations). In any case, I don't think that this seasonality phenomenon should dictate when you use it temporally, just that you should be aware of the possibility of stalled weight loss (but probably not fat loss) with longer term administration as a consequence of it.

When it comes to predicting your tolerance for heat dissipation, again, another impossible thing for me to predict for you.
 
So you're saying that a total of 8400 kcal calorie deficit with just 50mg of dnp daily resulted in a total of 115,500 calorie loss in 4 weeks?

You Sir, sure are the best responder to DNP I have seen in the forums better than the logs I've seen so far in Pro muscle done by vets. Either that or your spewing shit out of your mouth.

Yeah,something has to be off with his measurement of either his calorie output, calorie intake or his dnp dosage. Those results make no sense with that little exercise, that dose of dnp or that calorie deficit.
 
The seasonality phenomenon that I mentioned suggests the opposite, that the transition from warmer to cooler months is associated with reduced efficacy, or at least the appearance of such, probably due to fluid balance homeostatic regulatory changes (e.g., the loss of heat adaptations). In any case, I don't think that this seasonality phenomenon should dictate when you use it temporally, just that you should be aware of the possibility of stalled weight loss (but probably not fat loss) with longer term administration as a consequence of it.

When it comes to predicting your tolerance for heat dissipation, again, another impossible thing for me to predict for you.
Okay, thank you for the info :)

I tried to but I couldn’t find the Simkins study, could you please share the link?
 
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