DNP

2,4-Dinitrophenol (DNP) is an industrial chemical that burns fat extremely fast by overheating cells and disrupting cellular energy production. Infamous for being extremely dangerous and potentially fatal.

Mechanism of Action

DNP works by uncoupling oxidative phosphorylation in mitochondria, causing energy to be released as heat instead of being stored as ATP. This dramatically increases metabolic rate and body temperature.

Benefits

• •Extremely rapid fat loss (2-3 lbs per week)
• •Works regardless of diet or exercise
• •Immediate and dramatic results
• •No loss of muscle mass during fat loss

Side Effects & Negatives

• •Potentially fatal hyperthermia
• •Organ failure and death
• •Profuse sweating and overheating
• •Cataracts and vision problems
• •Severe dehydration
• •Cardiovascular collapse

Safety Profile

Extremely dangerous and potentially fatal. Multiple documented deaths from organ failure and hyperthermia. Banned for human consumption in many countries. Industrial chemical not meant for human use. Bottom line: not worth it at all.

Dosage Information

NO SAFE DOSAGE EXISTS. Any amount can be potentially fatal. Even small doses (200-400mg) have caused deaths. Lethal dose varies dramatically between individuals.

Research Studies

• 1. Grundlingh et al. (2011): Review of DNP toxicity showing multiple fatalities and severe adverse effects including hyperthermia and multi-organ failure
• 2. Hermetet et al. (2024): Case report of fatal long-term intoxication in young bodybuilder with multi-organ failure, demonstrating the extreme dangers of DNP use