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

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I guess I'm the devil's advocate lol

It can be used relatively safely if you know what you're doing. If you research it poorly yes it can be very dangerous and/or lethal. A lethal dose doesn't differ much from an effective dose which is why it's so dangerous. A poison can be found in anything, it's relative to the drug, dose, and duration. If you control all these factors effectively you can have a safe successful DNP cycle. More is not better in this case and you'd be prudent not to fall for that trap in regards to DNP. You really shouldn't take anything else with it that can affect your body temps so I'd run it alone. You also need to constantly force yourself to drink water and monitor some vitals. You may not think you need water but even then you'll need to drink it. Good luck and be safe in whatever you do, and if you decide on DNP there is no such thing as too little research. Period.

at one time, strychnine was used to cut LSD. Used "safely", it won't kill you. But it doesn't make it less poisonous.

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at one time, strychnine was used to cut LSD. Used "safely", it won't kill you. But it doesn't make it less poisonous.

The castor bean still used to make castor oil (a natural laxative) is also used to make a chemical called ricin. is castor oil (the laxative) poisonous?

The LD50 of sugar is 30g/kg of body mass whereas the LD50 of table salt is 3g/kg of body mass; clearly salt is more poisonous that sugar.

Water is safe to drink, bathe in, cook with, etc. It's LD50 is 90ml/kg of body mass in rats and probably very close in humans meaning it can kill you too. Is water poisonous?

As I mentioned, the poison is in the dose and duration not simply what the name of the drug happens to be.

From the father of the study of toxicology:

All things are poisons, for there is nothing without poisonous qualities. It is only the dose which makes a thing poison.

-Paracelsus