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Biomedind (quadruple) Even Better Answer to Novo Nordisk's Answer to Retatrutide.? NA-931

6 replies5 peopleFeb 26, 2026☆ Follow
Summary

Is the claimed quadruple agonist real or vaporware?

One user introduces a new compound as the first quadruple agonist targeting IGF-1, GLP-1, GIP and glucagon with potential uses in diabetes, obesity and alcohol use disorder, and wonders about quick replication elsewhere. Another calls the whole thing vaporware and a scam, citing lack of prior dual agonists from anyone else and no acquisition interest. Defenders point to registered trials and recent presentations as normal for an early biotech asset, while skeptics note red flags at conferences and question why synergy with existing drugs would even be needed.

What this discussion establishesWhere people disagree

Whether the asset shows normal early-stage biotech progress or clear signs of fraud

Still open

Whether ongoing or future trials will confirm the claimed results

Nothing here is advice.

6 replies · 5 people
SlowBramble78archiveopening postFeb 26

Had to mention this thing I came across. It seems like the pioneering multi-receptor stimulator hitting IGF-1, GLP-1, GIP along with glucagon all at once. The listed uses cover diabetes, weight problems and trouble with alcohol. Saw details on a page about those claimed effects. Wonder if some makers elsewhere could develop a similar version soon.

QuietFenwick11archiveFeb 26

I've been checking out claims around this supposed new compound that's being pushed as some kind of major advance. Several pieces of information lead me to conclude the whole thing is fabricated and no actual product exists. It strikes me as odd that word about it is only surfacing at this stage. It also seems unusual that rival firms have never managed to produce anything close, not even a basic combined version in pill form. On top of that, nothing suggests the outfit behind it has drawn any interest for a takeover.

SlowBramble78archiveFeb 26
↳ replying to @QuietFenwick11

It appears to match the usual pattern for a biotech project still in its first phases. Encouraging findings from the middle round of testing got shared at events, studies are properly registered, there was noticeable excitement early in the year aimed at raising money and getting noticed, along with direct plans to move ahead into the final testing stage. Nothing has stayed idle without any signs of movement. If the studies turn out positive, above all by holding muscle steady, this might stand out among pill options for handling excess weight. Several active or wrapped study listings appear in the public database, covering a controlled trial on weight issues that lasted a few months and checked safety along with fat reduction, an initial safety and processing study in people dealing with weight or sugar problems, and another middle-stage effort testing the compound alone or alongside other options to check combined results on keeping muscle while cutting fat. Those listings carry real details on how each one is set up plus rough timelines stretching into the following years. Fresh public shares at big meetings through 2025 covered the main outcomes, and statements from the firm stressed major drops in weight while avoiding muscle decline thanks to its growth-related element. Early in 2026 at industry gatherings they outlined plans to launch two large worldwide final-stage programs, one by itself and one paired with common weight-loss medicines, with an eye toward sustained fat loss and keeping lean tissue.

QuietAlder20archiveFeb 26
↳ replying to @SlowBramble78

No updates or replies have appeared on the topic since the prior year. Could this qualify as a major fraud?

SlowMeadow76archiveFeb 26
↳ replying to @QuietAlder20

Yeah, companies often put out announcements hoping to draw big money from backers, and that seems like a standard move to me. It would catch me off guard if those unrealistic numbers from their early experiments hold steady once they run the remaining studies.

KeenFenwick47archiveFeb 26

These days I'm participating in the starting round of a multiple receptor activator approach. Putting jokes to the side any fresh details about other compounds always interest me.

QuietFenwick11archiveFeb 26
↳ replying to @SlowBramble78

I remember the initial data reveal from the prior year really pointed to problems. A doctor who visited a gathering and understands these medications in depth spotted multiple warning signs in the talk. On top of that, what is the reason for pairing this with the other two options? Something that actually performed well would outperform them completely by itself.

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