Nice to see the results so far. Trial data showed women tended to lose more than men and those with more to lose also did better, so those things might explain the small extra drop for the female rather than the slight difference in how fast each went up. The schedules are close enough that titration probably isn't the main reason. Could also just be the guy's fondness for tacos.
Two test subjects began RETA treatment roughly six weeks back. They began with a low amount and increased it weekly over the initial month at varying rates. The guy held at the starting level for a couple weeks while the woman increased quicker. His schedule was .5 for two weeks then 1.5, then 2 and stayed there. Started at 184 pounds, height 5’5”, exercises regularly but enjoys certain foods. Hers was faster ramp up to 2.5. She began at 205 pounds, 5’4”. They've been exercising together since August 2025 with little change on the scale until recently. Now he's down to 175 and she's at 194. The main effect noticed is less interest in eating and fewer hunger cues. The male kept dose low due to stomach issues and burping, plus some sleep trouble.