ShredSeason
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Really good! I love feeling all warm and cozy sitting at home in the winter and not being frozen when I wake up.Hey man, how does it feel using the DNP now that it's been almost a week?
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Really good! I love feeling all warm and cozy sitting at home in the winter and not being frozen when I wake up.Hey man, how does it feel using the DNP now that it's been almost a week?
What's your current dosage?Really good! I love feeling all warm and cozy sitting at home in the winter and not being frozen when I wake up.
I may guess it's a mucus from you intestines because of irritation, but who knows)Day 7: sw 338 cw 332
Does anyone know what this is???? I’ve been getting little stuff like this in the toilet lately when I try to poop.
hey man, are you alive?))Day 7: sw 338 cw 332
Does anyone know what this is???? I’ve been getting little stuff like this in the toilet lately when I try to poop.
Thanks bro! Your reaction is in the spirit of why I made this thread. It’s an extreme experiment, none of us know exactly what will happen, but it’ll be interesting to find out.I for one think this is fascinating and am rooting for you.
I predict its the DNP that is going to cause you to bail or "eating through" the retatrutide which is what makes most people quit glp-1's. WTF are you doing eating pizza and chicken wings on a glp-1?!
Also start tracking your steps. 15k+ steps/day on DNP will melt fat. Good call on cutting the GH and watch your heart rate as retatrutide raises it.
Cut the heavy calorie dense foods even for celebrations and be extra conservative with the DNP and this might just work.
I'm rooting for you, please keep us updated along the way!
I hope you took progress pictures with dates, it works as motivational pieces as well as a tracking metric.Day 13 sw 338 cw 328
10 pounds down since starting DNP, 40 pounds down since November 8. I’m proud of myself, but we are still behind schedule. Deficit and supplementation are already maxed out, the only vector we have left to pull from is cardio. Time to ramp this shit up.
Day 13 sw 338 cw 328
10 pounds down since starting DNP, 40 pounds down since November 8. I’m proud of myself, but we are still behind schedule. Deficit and supplementation are already maxed out, the only vector we have left to pull from is cardio. Time to ramp this shit up.
Didn’t start until December 13, I hope someone has a pic of me from November, I’ll ask around. If not, I at least have a face pic, comparing the difference 40 pounds made on my face is pretty crazyI hope you took progress pictures with dates, it works as motivational pieces as well as a tracking metric.
I’m tracking steps, calories, distance, heart rate, etc. Bike is coming in tomorrow. I’m afraid of doing high intensity on DNP, should I not be? Is there a specific type of cardio I should be doing to lower my resting heart rate? That’s a big priority of mine.Are you tracking steps? At your weight, brisk walking on dnp will obliterate calories sooo far beyond weightlifting.
Chest press/oh press/ horizontal abs vertical row. 4 fucking brutal sets, one exercise. Then go walk as long and as hard as you can tolerate. Lower body day, leg press, hip hinge, a couple leg extensions and leg curls. Then go walk. Walk walk walk.
I’ve trained many superheavy humans. Elliptical or bike if your knees and hips start getting pissed.
Been thinking the same, ordered a few days ago, should be here in about a week. I also ordered telmisartan to help with blood pressure, cardiovascular health, and water retention.Slowly, but surely DNP will start supressing T3. Some of your symptoms of increasing fatigue more and more, while temperature doesnt raise..suggest this already. I strongly recommend considering T3 replacement of 25mcgs....it should help with lot of things...including water retention and fatigue (and keep fat burning going on).
There’s a good chance I’ll drop my DNP dose back down to 200 soon or stop altogether
Noted, I’ll just stop altogether once the time comes. Btw, thanks for the GH help bro. My injury healed and my inflammation went way down, just like you said.It's much better to just stop altogether and then restart at 200mg if you want to adjust the dose down. Dropping dose downwards with DNP typically just results in a plateau where little progress is made.
Thanks bro, wanted to log all this because I figured it’d be interesting to watch it unfold. Mixing has been fine. I’m on 2.6 mg/kg, I don’t think I’m experiencing anything different than what I hear of other people running that amount. Same moderate sides, same great weight loss.This sure is one interesting log...never thought you could mix DNP with a GLP-1 without causing disaster. DNP is quite nasty and the DNP megathread here is pretty much a must-read before using it. At one point I been contemplating running DNP myself but not sure how my old body would handle it.
I don't believe in taking undue risks with my body trying to run the same things as mentioned in the first post and as everyone's body is different you react differently. Maybe it's my 60 year old curmudgeon side showing...
Noted, I’ll just stop altogether once the time comes. Btw, thanks for the GH help bro. My injury healed and my inflammation went way down, just like you said.
Thanks bro, wanted to log all this because I figured it’d be interesting to watch it unfold. Mixing has been fine. I’m on 2.6 mg/kg, I don’t think I’m experiencing anything different than what I hear of other people running that amount. Same moderate sides, same great weight loss.
That being said, I mitigate damage religiously: potassium, magnesium, and sodium 2x/day, vitamins, flax seeds and cranberry juice 2x/day, liver and heart support supps, turmeric, hydrated tf up, cold weather, body temperature and HR checks, good sleep, spoon of honey when needed for bg, etc. I barely eat, so I basically don’t get any carb side effects. Today I ate a half a burger and around 6 French fries lmao. It sounds brutal, but the supplementation and blunted appetite keeps me feeling great.