Mixing DNP?

Sesame

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I've recently received some of P's powder and some of D's crystal and before I start my log, wondered if there's and reason not to, or indeed any point to, run both together? I only ask as I've used both before and noticed incredibly different effects. On powder, I would be literally dripping sweat but my temperature barely reached 98F, whereas on the crystal, I rarely even broke sweat but I felt constantly hot and occasionally downright terrible. From what I've read of others logs, my tolerance is very (read annoyingly expensive) high as I didn't notice any effects until I was averaging 8 to 10 of P's caps and 5 of D's.
 
There is nothing wrong with that, but if each one gives you severe sides, then why would you want to have ALL sides at the same time, and not just one or the other?
 
On powder, I would be literally dripping sweat but my temperature barely reached 98F, whereas on the crystal, I rarely even broke sweat but I felt constantly hot and occasionally downright terrible.
I could be wrong, but my guess is that these differences are all in your head. DNP is DNP. When you take crystal DNP, 25% of it (which is salt) is cleaved from the molecule. The remaining 75% is the exact same thing you get when you take powder DNP.

When people think there's a difference in the side effects, my bet is that it's either due to unfounded expectations (e.g. nocebo) or due to differences in dosing. For example, many people used to think that crystal has fewer side effects and is "cleaner" than powder. Of course, that's BS. The reason one might have fewer side effects with crystal DNP is because you're getting less actual DNP. When you're taking 400mg of crystal, you're getting 300mg of actual DNP. In contrast, 400mg of powder DNP is essentially 400mg of actual DNP. Of course you'll have a reduction in the side effects with crystal if you're taking less active DNP. You also get a reduction in the fat burning. If you were to take 300mg of powder, it would have an equivalent effect.

As for combining them, I think it would be best not to. It's easer to dose accurately if you're not messing with two different products, with different doses, and different DNP types. I'd use one and then use the other. It'll decrease the liklihood of accidentally making a mistake.
 
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