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My bad, I wasn't being clear, the dilution rate of Retatutride.
I believe for reta there is no official dosing yet since it's still under development, so I was wondering where you got the previous .5ml recommendation
Clinical trials start at 2mg and pretty common for people to say it takes a month to build up.
I've been doing 500mcg a day for a few weeks now. Started at 200mcg a day.
There were 80,482 adverse events reported at the time of data collection, of which 4,896 (6.08%) were dermatologic. Liraglutide was the most reported culprit (45.85%), followed by semaglutide (40.18%) and tirzepatide (14.22%). There was an 186% increase in reported dermatologic events from 2022 to 2023, mirroring the time of widespread commercial availability. The majority of reported adverse events were consumer-reported (60.33% of reported events) from women (65.01%) within the United States (88.44%). Among the cohort, the top reported reactions were "rash" (21.79%), "pruritus" (17.95%), "alopecia" (13.97%), "urticaria" (11.09%), and "hyperhidrosis" (10.76%). Each GLP-1 agonist experienced the same top 5 reactions in different combinations (Table 1) demonstrating the difference of proportion analysis for each reaction by medication.
jddonline.com
Hair loss is from vitamin nutrient deficiency of ppl going in glp1 and eating like shit.Has anyone figured out if anything helps with allodynia (sensitive skin) thingy? I've at the same dose for awhile now and it hasn't changed at all. I don't think its an allergy reaction, I pin subq and have never seen a localized reaction ever.
14% hair loss is kind of high too.. Anyone experiencing hair loss?
Rash+Itch+Hives = ~51%
Hairloss = ~14%
Excessive sweating = ~11%
There were 80,482 adverse events reported at the time of data collection, of which 4,896 (6.08%) were dermatologic. Liraglutide was the most reported culprit (45.85%), followed by semaglutide (40.18%) and tirzepatide (14.22%). There was an 186% increase in reported dermatologic events from 2022 to 2023, mirroring the time of widespread commercial availability. The majority of reported adverse events were consumer-reported (60.33% of reported events) from women (65.01%) within the United States (88.44%). Among the cohort, the top reported reactions were "rash" (21.79%), "pruritus" (17.95%), "alopecia" (13.97%), "urticaria" (11.09%), and "hyperhidrosis" (10.76%). Each GLP-1 agonist experienced the same top 5 reactions in different combinations (Table 1) demonstrating the difference of proportion analysis for each reaction by medication.
Cross-Sectional Analysis of Adverse Dermatologic Events Reported to the FDA After Use of GLP-1 Agonists - JDDonline - Journal of Drugs in Dermatology
INTRODUCTION The use of injectable glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor (GLP-1) agonists including semaglutide, liraglutide, and tirzepatide has increased significantly after receiving FDA approval for the indication of weight loss.1-3 While characteristic...
Try a good quality zinc supplement and see if that improves things for you. Let me know how that goes for you.
That + rapid weight loss by itself.
I was noticing results on week 3 of 2.5 mg. I also started out with 2.5mg
I started at 2mg a week, up to 4mg a week split into 2 injections a week. I still have my appetite, I just feel satiated and eat smaller portions now. Still able to hit my protein goal with no issues daily, which was one of my concerns when starting it.
from which source on meso r u getting it from if I may ask? Thanks
I get it from a different source on another forum. I just joined this one today, haven’t used any here.
I use nutricost "sleep aid" and dose my HGH before bed. That seems to help.
Your user name is very familiar...
I've tried both morning and nighttime, currently doing at night. Didn't notice much difference really from time of admin.
Yea, sometimes the timing can make the sides line up better to your day. Even though it was ill logical for me to have benefit from dosing at night, being my issue was normally the next day, it solved my problem.
