Appetite increase tirz to reta switch

Reta is a weak appetite suppressant for many people, especially at low doses. This is common when coming off tirz, which is much stronger at killing hunger and food noise. You need to increase the dose. You're only at 2 mg. I came from 10 mg tirz and I'm now on 5 mg tirz plus 5 mg reta, still adjusting the amounts. You could also add a low dose of cagri like 0.125 or 0.25 mg to help control appetite. You should look for better options than what you paid.

Just to clarify, on the second week did you take the 10 mg tirz together with the 2 mg reta or only the 2 mg reta?

I actually view the stronger hunger signals on this compound as something helpful rather than a drawback. On the prior medication my desire to eat dropped so sharply that I ended up consuming far too little for weeks. That pushed my system into a protective state where it held onto weight even while I stayed in a deep energy shortfall. It therefore follows that this newer option leaves more room for normal eating since it supports keeping lean tissue through adequate protein intake while directing changes toward fat stores. Earlier versions of these medications fall short there and many users steer clear because of the chance of shedding strength-building tissue. That kind of tissue supports everyday movement and function so its loss shows up quickly in routine tasks.

If a physician is available to discuss the situation, that would be the route I'd take for sorting it out. In my own case the drop in hunger didn't show up until the five-milligram level, and even then the effect felt milder than what five milligrams of tirz delivered. Anything above five milligrams of tirz made meeting my protein targets impossible. Reta let me reach the equilibrium that suits me.