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Anabolic Discussion Board Good Reading :Oxidatve Phosphorylation: Thermogenesis and Uncouplers
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Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 997 |
Our chosen sport is nothing less than an absolute fascination to me. Some would dub my increased interest in this field as obsessive. I consider it an endeavor in the perpetuation intellectual health. My contention is that ignorance can be equated to blindness. Although infuriating, ignorance is no impediment towards success. It, like the inability to see can be overcome, if the desire is present. As bodybuilders, weight lifters, competitive athletes, and intellectuals none of us can function as human beings without the chemical processes of the body. But, what in the hell is this process of �oxidative phosphorylation� (OP)? What exactly are �uncouplers� and how do we lose weight from �thermogenic � compounds? To further clarify this issue, I want you to think of our modern conception of the internal combustion engine. To this engine we now affix a drive shaft, axles, and tires. We now have energy in motion. This process is analogous to our own production of chemical energy within our system. Our Internal Combustion engine would be the mitochondria found within the cell. ATP�S presence at the cellular level is the fuel by which we realize our daily physical activity. Thus, our ability to train is realized. Oxidative uncoupling is the process by which the formation of ATP can be inhibited. Let us fall back to our example of the engine. If we have the same engine suspended on a stand. Absent in this situation are the aforementioned parts needed for physical locomotion. Drive shaft, axles, and tires are not present. The agent by which energy is produced has not changed. The cellular engine (mitochondria) hasn�t changed, were still witnessing the creation and transference of energy we just no longer see it being done chemically. Instead, we see it the form of kinetic energy. The energy that is produced is released in the form of heat. Since oxidative uncouplers increase heat production, they are sometimes referred to as �thermogenic agents�. Oxidative uncouplers such as DNP, MBEBP, Sodium Usinate, and Leptin all work in this fashion. To effectively impede the collection of cellular ATP, and in it�s stead release it in the form of heat. This increased body temperature promotes an increased rate of lipolysis. In conjunction with time, this increased rate of lipolysis contributes to the rapid loss of adipos tissue bodybuilders realize in precontest training. What have I left out? Please feel free to contribute more in depth information on this issue. Take note, that these products pose a significant danger to the unskilled user.
[This message has been edited by Twisted_Steel (edited September 18, 2000).] | ||
Pro Bodybuilder Posts: 447 |
You're a very interesting guy, TS. You always surprise me. Here, I'll bump this for you, since I'm afraid your thread title may be scaring the brothers off. Bjaarki ------------------ BECOME SOMEONE'S HERO! | ||
Pro Bodybuilder Posts: 426 |
Thanx TS, good read. Plates ------------------ | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 1378 |
As usual,another enlightening article of information T.S..Thank you sir. | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 997 |
This forum is collectivly lossing brain cells rapidly. Where are the non-brain damaged meat heads today? ------------------ | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 695 |
Hopefully I'm not one of the brain dead ones here........ | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 1378 |
I'm bringing this one back up,as it answers a lot of fellas questions on the process of HOW DNP exerts its effectiveness on lipolysis. | ||
Pro Bodybuilder Posts: 357 |
If you're going to imhibit ATP production, then I'm assuming using Creatine, or Ribose is a waste while using these chemicals?? ------------------ | ||
Elite Bodybuilder Posts: 606 |
-------------------------------------------- This increased body temperature promotes an increased rate of lipolysis. -------------------------------------------- I tend to disagree on this point. I believe the increased rate of lypolisis is due to the fact that the cell has become very inefficient at making ATP and thus must draw from energy stores (fat) to meet the energy expenditure requirements of the organism. In essence, I see the increased body temperature and increased lipolysis both as 'side effects' of the uncoupling, rather than the lipolysis being caused by the increase in body temperature. | ||
Amateur Bodybuilder Posts: 107 |
I agree, the increased lipolysis is due to the increase utilization of fat for energy. Although you feel warmer this due to vasodilation to rid the body of excess heat, if measure your temp you will notice only a slight change (unless using Clen & T3 with it) Later! |
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