Mildt chest pain/tightness on DNP/Ephedrine

[Supplements]

Hello,

This is my fifth day on DNP. Been on 250mg crystall dnp for 3 days, upped to 500mg these last two days. I've been running ephedrine along all these days, at 32mg split up in two doses.

The thing is that I experience mild chest pain/tightness now and then. I think it started on the same day that I started ephedrine. I also had chest day then. It's doesn't really hurt or bother me, just concern me that I might get a heart attack or something. I don't wanna stop the ephedrine unless I really have to, cause it really helps me with the carb cravings and lethargy. The pain is in the middle of chest, at the angle were the nipples are. The is stingy, wich means that I can feel it for one "bump", then its gone. It useally happens when I breath in.

Any guys with similiar symptoms?

 

[rc771]

my advice would be to stay away from ALL of that crap, and do more cardio which is actually healthy for your heart.


Personally I refuse to use those sort of meds; risk is not worth the reward, risk mgmt 101.....

 

[Digitalash]

Drop the ephedrine at the very least, DNP is strong shit and you don't need any thing else stressing you out on top of that. It doesn't seem like a coincidence that you're having chest pains just after starting to cycle stimulants does it?


I would check your blood pressure daily obviously, take a baby aspirin 2x a day, get some hawthorn berry, and drink water like it's going out of style. Anything you can do to keep your blood thin and lower stress on your cardiovascular system. I'm sure you probably don't feel up to doing cardio on dnp but hopefully you do normally. But for real though bro unless you're trying to get to low single digits then diet and cardio is all you need. After that comes AAS, even further down the list IMO would be stims like EC stack and clen. Perhaps try running some peptides like cjc 1295 and ghrp stack, or a few iu's a day of GH if you can afford/find it. Look into T3 even, if you're on cycle that is. I'm not of the opinion that DNP is stupidly dangerous as long as it is used with great care, but in the majority of cases I think it's overkill.