Gained weight on reta

Yes. Soreness after training brings water retention. Give it time and avoid overdoing carbs.

When did the CJC/IPA start? Did the loss slow after adding them? My own weight stalled for a month once I began secretagogues, which seems common and mostly from water. Judge progress by appetite and how much you are eating. You can tell if reta is still active. If hunger returns and portions grow, raise the dose. After four months you could be at 8 mg a week. The fridge door storage is not an issue. Overall there is no real problem here. Dropping 55 lbs in four months is solid progress. Keep going and stay with the gym. The soreness fades once your body adapts.

Opening and closing the fridge door will not affect the product. Weigh once a week on the same day and scale. Twelve pounds from one gym session does not add up. Has anything changed with food? Male or female?

Immediate muscle gain from one day of lifting is not realistic. How steady was food intake before the last weigh-in? Were sodium or carbs higher than usual? Do your legs or hands look puffy or larger? That can signal extra fluid. Your body is stressed from the new training and may be holding water in response. Muscle repair itself pulls in water and nutrients, which can add to the scale. No reason to think the reta stopped working. If diet stayed the same the extra weight should drop in a week or two.

The fridge door is not the real issue. The bigger point is expecting the drug to handle everything while diet stays unexamined. Your post barely mentions food. Progress can happen that way but only up to a point. These meds work best when they help change how you eat. You do not need to count every calorie but it helps. Focus on higher protein and lower calorie density foods if you want lasting results. The stall is from not being in a deficit, not from the medication or dose level.

The morelins do cause water retention. Use an app to log intake, set activity to sedentary, and do not eat back exercise calories. Track every meal and weigh morning and night. That shows exactly how diet, training, and different compounds affect daily numbers. After starting sermorelin six weeks ago my loss flattened, but tracking showed it was fluid. Last week two pounds came off, then two more this week. The drop reflects the prior six weeks of actual loss plus the water finally leaving.

Water retention usually shows clear signs. One I notice is the marks socks leave on my calves.

Same experience here once the honeymoon phase ended. Higher doses or different schedules are options some use. I finished a vial and am switching back to tirz for now, then plan to stack later with other compounds. People running stacks seem more satisfied lately.

I looked into many peptides once I entered this space. Sermorelin interested me for its lower risk profile, but the water retention effect made me wait until I was near my first goal. Now that I am deliberately slowing the rate of loss I am fine with the fluid because I expected it and am tracking other health markers.

Probably water. After six months on reta I added tesa in month two and saw almost no loss the first month. Once I stopped after three months the next month brought more loss than expected. Started tesa again in early October and now weigh more than at the start of the month despite no diet changes, so again it looks like fluid.

Some water may be present but the amount and type of food eaten is probably driving the stall at least as much.

The scale stops being the main measure at some point. I am near that stage around 233 and have been hovering between 233-235 for over a week yet see more definition. With so little fat left the number can rise. Growth hormone and related peptides reliably add weight when first started.

325 to 260 is a strong stretch even with the stall. Hope the fridge door idea turns out to be the simple fix.

55 lb over 16 weeks equals 3.4 lb per week.