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  • SLIN and DNP

    I was thinking of using Slin and DNP together for short 5-8 day cycles for fat loss. The theory behind this is that Slin crams sugars (carbs) into your muscle cells and also increases fat stores. DNP makes the enery production in your cells inefficiant and requires your body to use more carbs and stored fat in order to maintain its needed ED energy out-put. I was thinking that in combination with a super clean diet the Slin and DNP would work together and the DNP would be enhance by the Slin. I am looking for anything that would prove or disprove this theory. Just something to think about. Any information would be helpful. I am just looking for solid information. Thanks.
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    I have ran slin/DNP before. I was able to lose 7 lbs in 7 days. The results would have been better without slin. They somewhat cancel each other out. I dotn think the slin helped me keep any muscle, it just inhibited the DNP from working quite as well. I still lost a bit of muscle. You want a fairly safe fat burning, muscle keeping stack? Test/GH/T3/Clen/Slin. I am never using DNP again, it is not worth it, the phrase "Cell Death" kind of scares me. Almost 99% of pros do not use DNP to get ready for a show, yet they get down to 3% and have paper thin skin. DNP is an easy and dangerous way out. Dotn tell me about how T3 can screw up your thyroid. Unless you have an existing problem, T3 has never been proven to shut down someones thryoid. Even though Test/GH/T3/slin/clen is much more expensive, your life is worth it.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by prolangtum
      Even though Test/GH/T3/slin/clen is much more expensive, your life is worth it.
      Much cheaper than the 5K or so you'd need for your funeral

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