Feeling lost - Reta, Tesa, Tirz???

I've tried the first two compounds on my own without testing the third one so far. Taking the smallest amount of the initial option across twelve weeks produced a thirteen kilo drop. Hunger basically vanished for me and I had zero drive for exercise of any kind. After four or five weeks on the second compound the appetite control feels much gentler so I manage to eat enough protein without shedding muscle or ending up with a flat backside. Several people I know pick that same compound for matching goals like keeping lean mass instead of chasing big fat reductions.

Reta and hgh or the tesa.

Tesa is mainly for visceral fat, so if you don't have much of that it probably isn't worth using. If I were starting peptides for the first time and just wanted to cut, I'd go with retatrutide since it's stronger than tirzepatide.

I think I read somewhere that tesa makes you burn more visceral fat but you hold more water.

Without knowing weight, height, age, or how much you want to lose it's hard to say exactly, but reta looks like the clear choice for fat loss if you're aiming for around 10 % body weight. It seems to work well even at low doses for people who aren't severely overweight—average 9 % loss at 1 mg over a year and around 20 % at 4 mg in 80 weeks. Your 2-3 month timeline might be tight because doses need to be ramped slowly; starting at 2 mg and reaching 4 mg by month two won't give the full effect that fast. Max results at any dose usually take about a year, and rushing the dose can increase side effects.