DNP - how dangerous is it. Is there a safe dose?

[Lisame24]

They are my pics, I only look muscular in the pic as I was pumped after an arm session and tensing.
Why do you think I don't need it? I have around 8kg to lose ideally, perhaps 6kg.
No I am not looking to compete, I just want to do this for me, I want to look like the competitors but not actually do it myself.
No, not running out of time, running out of options with fat burners and I can't really stay on clen for that much longer

[Times Roman]

They are my pics, I only look muscular in the pic as I was pumped after an arm session and tensing.
Why do you think I don't need it? I have around 8kg to lose ideally, perhaps 6kg.
No I am not looking to compete, I just want to do this for me, I want to look like the competitors but not actually do it myself.
No, not running out of time, running out of options with fat burners and I can't really stay on clen for that much longer

Your body looks good. Period. I know you were pumped in that pic. You along with most of the others here do the same thing. The only thing I can really add, is that you are only 29 (I just peeked) and young. I've been doing this, all in, longer than you've been on this planet. The reason i say this is that I'm a very thin 195lbs right now (due to illness and physical trauma over the last year), and as impatient as I am to returning to my normal weight, i have to allow for the passage of time. The one thing I've learned is that one's physique changes slowly. The lower your BF% is, the harder it is to reduce BF%. The other thing I have learned, is that the more you rely on "cheating" (means drugs) to hit your target, the more likely it will be for you to revert back to your prior physique when you stop cheating. DNP is one helluva bad way to hit your goals. it's one thing to take a substance to be able to compete. But after the competition, much of it reverts. But you are not competing. And you will revert. So why the big risk? Do you not value your long term health?