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[The cruise vessel]

Reta is suppressing the appetite too little, in my opinion...you eat more than when on Tirz and even more than when you're on Sema.

You eat more often, compare to the other two, but less amount of food.

yes, I agree. The difference though is you still lose weight on reta. I mean the trials don't lie. Even with more appetite.
the glucagon is a huge difference maker. It acts as an energy manager. Pulling sugar from the liver and burning adipose fat and releasing ketones.
Tirz and sema don't have this mechanism at all and are essentially just putting on the brakes, (stopping you from eating)
While Reta puts on the brakes a bit but super charges your fuel, so you get better gas mileage.
This is why people get fatigued with sema, reta, cagri and not reta. The glucagon is a super energy manager. Always finding energy.
This is why I will not feel totally suppressed appetite like people talk about with tirz, but I wake up everyday lighter and with smaller waist.
But I can see how having both, the appetite suppression AND the super energy manager of reta would be good

 

[mok4315]

yes, I agree. The difference though is you still lose weight on reta. I mean the trials don't lie. Even with more appetite.
the glucagon is a huge difference maker. It acts as an energy manager. Pulling sugar from the liver and burning adipose fat and releasing ketones.
Tirz and sema don't have this mechanism at all and are essentially just putting on the brakes, (stopping you from eating)
While Reta puts on the brakes a bit but super charges your fuel, so you get better gas mileage.
This is why people get fatigued with sema, reta, cagri and not reta. The glucagon is a super energy manager. Always finding energy.
This is why I will not feel totally suppressed appetite like people talk about with tirz, but I wake up everyday lighter and with smaller waist.
But I can see how having both, the appetite suppression AND the super energy manager of reta would be good

Totally agree. I’ve been using Reta for the past 2 months after cutting for summer. It’s been a game changer. With it, I can eat at a very slight deficit (or even maintenance) to maintain what for a female is a very low body fat percentage. When I would do this previously, my hormones were all over the place and life was generally miserable. Any time I’d get sub 12% bf, my body would shut down after a few weeks. With Reta, it’s like all the hormones have stabilized and I have plenty of energy for training and the rest of the day.

 

[The cruise vessel]

Wow! Dope!

 

[LGOP528]

Reta is my favorite by far. I can still train without feeling like complete shit. Also it makes me feel full instead of feeling nauseous when I have eaten too much.

 

[heavyliftingITS]

Still on deck. Looking forward to touchdown.

 

[The cruise vessel]

Reta is my favorite by far. I can still train without feeling like complete shit. Also it makes me feel full instead of feeling nauseous when I have eaten too much.

I love it too!

 

[pizzathehutt]

Test e, test c and primo 200 available us domestic

Your assistants are saying Test C stock is low and may not be available. @Qingdao Sigma Chemicals

I guess that went fast?

 

[heavyliftingITS]

I don't even look for floaters anymore.. when it comes time I grab 2 vials heat em up refilter into a 20ml vial and Rock on.

same.. I've spent a lot of time filtering lmfao

 

[dros]

Is your discord down?
It’s removed from my feed

 

[Qingdao Sigma Chemicals]

Is your discord down?
It’s removed from my feed

discord.gg/qTkMm3NZ

 

[Qingdao Sigma Chemicals]

Your assistants are saying Test C stock is low and may not be available. @Qingdao Sigma Chemicals

I guess that went fast?

Yes, more on the way

 

[bed83]

ETA on MT2 restock?

 

[Blues]

All you guys on Reta. Have you guys had any excruciating bowels movement that literally kept awake all night? I had this during my second week on Semaglutide and I had to stop cause I felt my rectum was going to fall off. Literally. And that was the end of my GLP1 agonist peptides story. However, I am tempted again to try Retatrutide but quite hesitant to say the least.

 

[Musmadar]

All you guys on Reta. Have you guys had any excruciating bowels movement that literally kept awake all night? I had this during my second week on Semaglutide and I had to stop cause I felt my rectum was going to fall off. Literally. And that was the end of my GLP1 agonist peptides story. However, I am tempted again to try Retatrutide but quite hesitant to say the least.

Sounds like an overdose...

 

[Ghoul]

All you guys on Reta. Have you guys had any excruciating bowels movement that literally kept awake all night? I had this during my second week on Semaglutide and I had to stop cause I felt my rectum was going to fall off. Literally. And that was the end of my GLP1 agonist peptides story. However, I am tempted again to try Retatrutide but quite hesitant to say the least.

This should be included with every GLP med. Its psyllium (plant) fiber turned into a decent orange drink.

One glass a day will "correct" things in the bathroom, Too hard will soften it to the point you won't even feel it, too loose will firm up. It's incredibly effective.

You don't need anything else for GLP related GI issues, Nothing.

It's also really good for your general health, but only needs to be used during the titration period of GLP meds.

Avoid stopping and starting GLPs. They appear to lose some effectiveness each time there's an interruption and resumption.

Metamucil only. Every other brand of psyllium fiber is garbage. Definately stay away from psyllium capsules, Drink it fast after mixing, before it gels up.

You know that epic crap you take every once in a rare while? The one that's effortless, leaves you feeling 3 pounds lighter, and requires just a single square of TP? That's what this does, every time.

Just use this and thank me later.

Psyllium: Benefits, safety, and dosage

Psyllium is a soluble fiber that can be a gentle laxative as well as combat diarrhea. Here, read eight ways pysillium can improve a person’s health and dosages to take.

www.medicalnewstoday.com

 

[Blues]

This should be included with every GLP med. Its psyllium (plant) fiber turned into a decent orange drink.

One glass a day will "correct" things in the bathroom, Too hard will soften it to the point you won't even feel it, too loose will firm up. It's incredibly effective.

You don't need anything else for GLP related GI issues, Nothing.

It's also really good for your general health, but only needs to be used during the titration period of GLP meds.

Avoid stopping and starting GLPs. They appear to lose some effectiveness each time there's an interruption and resumption.

Metamucil only. Every other brand of psyllium fiber is garbage. Definately stay away from psyllium capsules, Drink it fast after mixing, before it gels up.

Just use this and thank me later.

View attachment 288490

Psyllium: Benefits, safety, and dosage

Psyllium is a soluble fiber that can be a gentle laxative as well as combat diarrhea. Here, read eight ways pysillium can improve a person’s health and dosages to take.

www.medicalnewstoday.com

Thanks man. Much appreciated. If this does work, I definitely owe you one. Hopefully this is available in the EU though.

 

[Ghoul]

Thanks man. Much appreciated. If this does work, I definitely owe you one. Hopefully this is available in the EU though.

It is. I've seen it everywhere I've travelled, from Iceland to Japan. You should be able to get it from Amazon. It may be more convienient to go with another brand of psyllium drink. The only downside is they tend not to dissolve as well as Metamucil or taste as good, but will be effective. Very cold water will make it more palatable.

My 75 yo father-in-law, an active bodybuilder no less, turned me onto this. I laughed at that "old person stuff", but after he pressured me to try it, I was blown away by how much better I felt.

There's a big ad campaign in the US trying to convince young people to use it.

 

[The cruise vessel]

All you guys on Reta. Have you guys had any excruciating bowels movement that literally kept awake all night? I had this during my second week on Semaglutide and I had to stop cause I felt my rectum was going to fall off. Literally. And that was the end of my GLP1 agonist peptides story. However, I am tempted again to try Retatrutide but quite hesitant to say the least.

So Semaglutide has many more gastro issues than Tirz or Reta. It's becuase it is super heavy on the GLP-1.
While TIrz and Reta have way less GLP-! and more GIP. GIP actually has an anti nausea effect.
But you still can get constipated or have the opposite, but its much more sever severe in semaglutide.

 

[The cruise vessel]

This should be included with every GLP med. Its psyllium (plant) fiber turned into a decent orange drink.

One glass a day will "correct" things in the bathroom, Too hard will soften it to the point you won't even feel it, too loose will firm up. It's incredibly effective.

You don't need anything else for GLP related GI issues, Nothing.

It's also really good for your general health, but only needs to be used during the titration period of GLP meds.

Avoid stopping and starting GLPs. They appear to lose some effectiveness each time there's an interruption and resumption.

Metamucil only. Every other brand of psyllium fiber is garbage. Definately stay away from psyllium capsules, Drink it fast after mixing, before it gels up.

You know that epic crap you take every once in a rare while? The one that's effortless, leaves you feeling 3 pounds lighter, and requires just a single square of TP? That's what this does, every time.

Just use this and thank me later.

View attachment 288490

Psyllium: Benefits, safety, and dosage

Psyllium is a soluble fiber that can be a gentle laxative as well as combat diarrhea. Here, read eight ways pysillium can improve a person’s health and dosages to take.

www.medicalnewstoday.com

Good advice, I just ordered some.

 

[Blues]

How are you guys titrating the dosage with Reta? What's the protocol? Pardon me guys but all this peptides stuff is so new to me.