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SSA has reta in promo, today is the last day.I’m stoked for Reta at never before seen prices. Not a fatty, but definitely fatty relationship with food
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SSA has reta in promo, today is the last day.I’m stoked for Reta at never before seen prices. Not a fatty, but definitely fatty relationship with food
I’ll be your test rat, Ghoul!Sometimes the most informative information doesn't come from a pile of formal research, but "observational" evidence from credible sources.
Pre-ozempic, when only short acting GLPs were available, and only used to treat diabetics, after a while it was noticed this group of "sickly" diabetics were developing less disease and living longer than their non-diabetic counterparts.
So because of that, the growing mountain of evidence of other health benefits, and essentially no evidence of harms from long terms use (yes, I know about the rare cases of pancreatitis and gastroparisis, but those are not really GLP induced), I'm a big proponent of everyone hitting those GLP and GIP receptors, needing weight loss or not.
Jury's still out on Glucagon, which is why I'm holding off on Reta, though it's probobly fine.
SSA has reta in promo, today is the last day.
Anecdotal report.... down 7kg in 4 weeks on Reta 2mg per week. And no appetite suppression to be mentioned.Sometimes the most informative information doesn't come from a pile of formal research, but "observational" evidence from credible sources.
Pre-ozempic, when only short acting GLPs were available, and only used to treat diabetics, after a while it was noticed this group of "sickly" diabetics were developing less disease and living longer than their non-diabetic counterparts.
So because of that, the growing mountain of evidence of other health benefits, and essentially no evidence of harms from long term use (yes, I know about the rare cases of pancreatitis and gastroparisis, but those are not really GLP induced), I'm a big proponent of everyone hitting those GLP and GIP receptors, needing weight loss or not.
Jury's still out on Glucagon, which is why I'm holding off on Reta, though it's probobly fine.
You’re comparing GB vs normal price. QSC had Reta 20mg on promo for 360, just $10 more. I’m sure they’ll beat SSA price in the promo
It's all great to lose such weight when using the reta but after it's done with what happens?Anecdotal report.... down 7kg in 4 weeks on Reta 2mg per week. And no appetite suppression to be mentioned.
Anyone in Europ know of a source for syringe filters? Google is not giving me any results. Specifically the 0.2 um 13mm PES filters for peptides that @Ghoul recommended.
I mean, if 30% of my things comes from SSA (and the rest from QSC) it's for a reason. If you compare the both price lists of each company, you'll clearly see that sometimes QSC prices are +10-100% higher.Apples to apples comparison would be QSCs sales to SSA sales. And this was several weeks ago, next sale from QSC will be lower than SSA. SSA came after QSC offered at these prices. Still, shouldn't let the competition get the jump on you like that. QSC should've just made those sale prices "regular" prices and will lose some to SSA now.
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My lipids improved greatly over 3-4 months. It is the only GLP I have tried that did not affect my conditioning. I actually think it improves it. I know it drives glucose into the blood because on my last bloodwork, my fasting glucose was 88 and it is consistently 78-79. I took my micro dose before the bloodwork.Sometimes the most informative information doesn't come from a pile of formal research, but "observational" evidence from credible sources.
Pre-ozempic, when only short acting GLPs were available, and only used to treat (rich) diabetics, after a while it was noticed this group of "sickly" diabetics were developing less disease and living longer than their non-diabetic counterparts.
So because of that, the growing mountain of evidence of other health benefits, and essentially no evidence of harms from long term use (yes, I know about the rare cases of pancreatitis and gastroparisis, but those are not really GLP induced), I'm a big proponent of everyone hitting those GLP and GIP receptors, needing weight loss or not.
Jury's still out on Glucagon, which is why I'm holding off on Reta, though it's probobly fine.
It's all great to lose such weight when using the reta but after it's done with what happens?
Does the body revert more easily back to being fat.
Having a once size fits all idea that works isn't really wieghtloss that stays off forever.
Personally think it helps some other it will kill, in terms of they will think no big deal I'll eat whatever I want them inject some reta and it's gone again.
Given their civil rights, I can't force them to work on weekends, but they might be answering some, it will be honored if sent during the weekend.
By the way, why do we all take GLP-1 agonists, when we can inject straight exogenous GLP-1 for cheaper?Think of GLPs as the equivalent of insulin, that is, boosting a hormone that's either in insufficient supply or a resistance has developed.
By the way, why do we all take GLP-1 agonists, when we can inject straight exogenous GLP-1 for cheaper?
You must be joking lol