DNP Users GTFIH. Unlisted DNP side effect??

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I posted this on looksmaxxing but I know you niggers dont even check the looksmaxxing section and only rot on offtopic

DNP inhibits deiodinase activity, leading to reduced conversion of T4 to T3.

Inhibiting deiodinase activity can indeed stunt growth because these enzymes are essential for thyroid hormone regulation, which is crucial for normal growth and development

These results suggest that the basis for the previously observed decreased pituitary concentration of rGH and depressed serum rGH in hypothyroidism is due directly to inhibition of the synthesis of the hormone

It seems DNP induces hypothyroidism, which literally fucks up all your hormones

conclusion: DNP deactivates De-Iodenase. You can supplement with T3, but you can't do anything about the missing deiodenase activitity; this means you're not likely to get the full effect of injected GH as you've got missing/greatly reduced deiodenase.


Why does no DNP user list this as a side effect, and claim DNP has no impact on hormones?
 
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I posted this on looksmaxxing but I know you niggers dont even check the looksmaxxing section and only rot on offtopic

DNP inhibits deiodinase activity, leading to reduced conversion of T4 to T3.

Inhibiting deiodinase activity can indeed stunt growth because these enzymes are essential for thyroid hormone regulation, which is crucial for normal growth and development

These results suggest that the basis for the previously observed decreased pituitary concentration of rGH and depressed serum rGH in hypothyroidism is due directly to inhibition of the synthesis of the hormone

It seems DNP induces hypothyroidism, which literally fucks up all your hormones

conclusion: DNP deactivates De-Iodenase. You can supplement with T3, but you can't do anything about the missing deiodenase activitity; this means you're not likely to get the full effect of injected GH as you've got missing/greatly reduced deiodenase.


Why does no DNP user list this as a side effect, and claim DNP has no impact on hormones?
Damn i wish i wasnt mentally retarded cause u look like a smart nigga and i wanna understand all this
 
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I posted this on looksmaxxing but I know you niggers dont even check the looksmaxxing section and only rot on offtopic

DNP inhibits deiodinase activity, leading to reduced conversion of T4 to T3.

Inhibiting deiodinase activity can indeed stunt growth because these enzymes are essential for thyroid hormone regulation, which is crucial for normal growth and development

These results suggest that the basis for the previously observed decreased pituitary concentration of rGH and depressed serum rGH in hypothyroidism is due directly to inhibition of the synthesis of the hormone

It seems DNP induces hypothyroidism, which literally fucks up all your hormones

conclusion: DNP deactivates De-Iodenase. You can supplement with T3, but you can't do anything about the missing deiodenase activitity; this means you're not likely to get the full effect of injected GH as you've got missing/greatly reduced deiodenase.


Why does no DNP user list this as a side effect, and claim DNP has no impact on hormones?
because normal thyroid function returns after 1-2 weeks of stopping dnp and if it's so worrying just run t3 during your dnp cycle
 
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