Eloralintide-Tirzepatide Research Presentation

I cannot picture what reta plus elora will produce. Actually I can picture it to some degree because I am already running that combo.

Once mine arrives I will be doing the same.

Adding just 1 mg of elora to my ongoing 6 mg reta feels like restarting reta from the beginning, except without the queasiness from the first few doses. It mainly creates a lack of interest in food while still allowing me to eat if needed.

I am seeing something similar on 1 mg Elora with a higher amount of reta. It does not take much food to feel full, yet I can continue eating without problems if I choose. At the same time, if the meal is not appealing I simply stop. I also have to remind myself to eat at all. Last night was the first solid food of the day after one protein shake in the morning, and I could have skipped it without feeling any worse, aside from the lean mass concern. This morning I have already had nearly two shakes and feel completely satisfied, as though I ate a normal meal recently, yet nothing appeals. It is a nice change.

My main concern is blood sugar control. I use a continuous glucose monitor, and raising the Reta dose too fast makes readings swing wildly, sometimes causing nighttime lows. Adding Tirzepatide to Reta helped steady things, but because Reta gives me the best results overall I plan to stay with it long term. I want to test 1 mg Eloralintide with 3 mg Reta to check whether that pairing keeps glucose more even. Eloralintide acts through a separate pathway from GLP-1.

I am looking forward to using Elora with a lower reta dose once I reach maintenance, which is approaching soon. I have also decided to stock up on Elora to pair with my existing Reta supply.

Note that I am not a doctor. With that said, Eloralintide has been shown to reduce resting heart rate, so it might allow better tolerance of Retatrutide when used together than Retatrutide by itself.

My resting heart rate climbed to 100 or 110 on reta, so I do not want to experiment further.

It's amazing how uniquely each person handles these kinds of drugs. With a small amount of that compound my numbers went down from 145 over 90 and a pulse near 90 to 95, down to 128 over 82 and pulse at 78. Too bad the amount you took wasn't shared since that info could help figure things out more. While lots of folks have trouble sleeping with it I actually rest really well. Right now I'm trying out this other peptide and although others mention discomfort or heat at the spot I only get a little scratchiness there for up to a couple minutes. Shows again how much variation there is between individuals. Wonder what this new one will do for me.

My top dose was 3 mg. Sleep was poor while I was on it. Three weeks after stopping, my heart rate has begun to come down.