DNP - the good, the bad & the ugly

Article Abstract:

The metabolic inhibitor dinitrophenol (DNP) has beneficial and harmful effects on the body. While it helps eliminate fat, it also inhibits the proper functioning of thyroid hormones. DNP has also been found to cause hand tremors and excessive sweating.

Enzyme inhibitors

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Hormone-boosting workouts

Article Abstract:

A multiple-set, whole body workout is suggested to help in activating the endocrine system to release hormones needed by the body for muscle growth. A training routine is presented for effective anabolic hormone release.

Exercise physiology, Adaptation (Physiology), Physiological adaptation, Endocrinology

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Resting metabolic rate: how to turn up the heat

Article Abstract:

Resting metabolic rate and factors which may affect it are discussed. Genetics plays a part in whether people possess a high or low rate, but exercise, food, drugs and age can influence the ability to burn up calories.

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