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Normal side effects?
Seriously, I meant every word when pointing out how easily this lands people in the emergency room. Dehydration triggered by constant nause…
Feb 3
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Normal side effects?
This sounds like a fast way to land in the hospital dehydrated from GLP drugs, especially if vomiting starts too. I don't see the point of …
Feb 3
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Lipid improvements on retatrutide versus tirzepatide and statin alternatives
Age is the biggest driver for whether statins make sense because absolute risk rises sharply with years. In places with subsidized meds the…
Feb 3
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Lipid improvements on retatrutide versus tirzepatide and statin alternatives
Lowering cholesterol is mainly about cutting cardiovascular risk. I don't know of any peptides tested in people that actually reduce it, an…
Feb 3
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Reta working but nothing else seems to be.
Online reports from users are too varied, self-selected, and inconsistent in dose and product quality to yield reliable scientific conclusi…
Feb 2
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Reta working but nothing else seems to be.
A concern with these largely untested peptides is that over the coming five to ten years some users will develop cancer, heart disease or o…
Feb 2
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Forum thread on GLP-1 meds and vision loss
Every GLP medication works on the GLP-1 receptor while amylin agonists like cagrilintide do not. Tirzepatide may activate GLP-1 more strong…
Feb 2
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Reta and Cagri Stack Dosing Side Effects and Fat Loss Results
Without knowing your starting weight versus now, it's hard to judge if the medication is working. If you're at the average response from st…
Feb 1
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Reta working but nothing else seems to be.
Retatrutide has large human trials showing it works and is on track for approval. The other three lack that level of testing when used syst…
Feb 1
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Hypotension with tirzepatide or retatrutide
I began with hypertension at 145 kg on one medication. As weight fell my pressure dropped enough that standing made my vision go dark, so I…
Feb 1
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Blood sugar drop on Reta?
Company data and academic-mode searches both say GLP meds don’t cause hypoglycemia in non-diabetics unless combined with other glucose-lowe…
Jan 31
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Non-linearity of dosing and pharmacokinetics
By the way if you've got a connection to that initial human study on mots c from earlier I'd appreciate seeing it. Around seven days back I…
Jan 31
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Non-linearity of dosing and pharmacokinetics
Some time back I came across material that laid out helpful patterns showing how varying amounts of these medications connect to results ac…
Jan 31
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Itching, nausea
Appreciate the latest details on your situation. With several physicians already involved it is tough to pin down the cause when only fragm…
Jan 30
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Goddamn! Im turning into a skinny bitch!!!
I totally get what you mean about those early days. My whole body ached. For the initial months I felt too scared to step on a scale. Back …
Jan 29
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Hedonic vs. Homeostatic Hunger while on Reta
Another angle on hunger that hits hard for those with binge or addiction patterns is the rebound effect after weight drops. The body pushes…
Jan 29
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Forum thread on GLP-1 meds and vision loss
It concerns me that many newer forum members tend to be younger and not severely overweight. For people in their fifties or beyond or those…
Jan 29
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Itching, nausea
I dealt with ongoing bleeding tied to PV and ended up exhausted, so I arranged for blood counts plus iron assessment since nothing similar …
Jan 29
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Itching, nausea
I agree it's worth pausing that medication for a bit. Your signs point to inflammation somewhere, based on the raised crp reading, and the …
Jan 29
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Has anyone had any luck healing diabetes foot?
The more detailed replies have been very helpful.
Jan 29
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