GreenMeadow54
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Will Reta show up on my blood work?
If the person is that worried, the simplest fix is to get a prescription through a doctor or telehealth service and then continue with the …
May 1
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FDA cracks down on ‘misleading’ compounded GLP-1s by telehealth companies
This just keeps things as they already are. These drugs are not on the bulk list now, so the current level of concern can stay the same.
Apr 30
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Not feeling appetite suppression on reta
Not saying reta lacks benefits or should be avoided. Just that if appetite control is the goal, tirz is stronger at it, but if staying on r…
Apr 30
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Not feeling appetite suppression on reta
Posted about this elsewhere too. If appetite control is the main goal, reta is not the best choice; tirz handles that better. Since hunger …
Apr 30
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Hello, I have question about Retatrutide and it's long term effect
For most folks I stick with dropping around five to seven hundred calories daily which usually shakes out to about a pound and a half lost …
Apr 30
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Stopping and Restarting Certain GLP-1s to Lose Weight May Make the Drug Less Effective
I feel the same about medication in general. I started tirz after already losing ninety pounds and building better eating patterns. I did n…
Apr 30
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Thoughts on 90 day stability test results
People discuss peptide safety after mixing quite often, yet I never gave it much consideration until now. With GLPs it appears eight weeks …
Apr 29
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Extreme tiredness right after beginning Reta
The first week on Tirz felt identical for me. It is a typical response to these GLP medicines and usually fades for most after seven to fou…
Apr 29
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Hello, I have question about Retatrutide and it's long term effect
I goofed the translation between measurement systems. It was supposed to say half to three quarters of a kilogram.
Apr 29
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Hello, I have question about Retatrutide and it's long term effect
I'm unsure what the absolute minimal amount would be, yet I count myself among those who stick with the smallest amount that still delivers…
Apr 29
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Time to change up the rotation!
Minimum effective dose.
Apr 29
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Not seeing progress in 2 weeks.
I value your input in the community, but insisting on a perfect double-blind trial may not be realistic here because such a study would be …
Apr 28
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Anyone increase their calories for weight loss?
Daily intake still needs to be tracked consistently rather than estimated. Eating the same number of calories every day and then slowly add…
Apr 28
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Article on the slowdown.
The anesthesia society updated its guidance but many places still follow the older stricter rules. The new version focuses on earlier fasti…
Apr 28
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Anyone increase their calories for weight loss?
The biggest error is guessing both intake and expenditure instead of tracking them. Most people do best with a 500-700 calorie deficit; big…
Apr 27
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Shifting Opinions on GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs and Social Stigma
It appears the response was made without reviewing the previous comments. 😛
Apr 27
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Higher dose for higher weight
To me it's the constant background thought of what can I eat or when can I eat again. Thinking about dinner while still eating lunch. It's …
Apr 27
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Anyone successfully cycling SSRI?
There are many opinions here, some helpful and some risky. This question really belongs with a psychologist or psychiatric nurse practition…
Apr 26
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Shifting Opinions on GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs and Social Stigma
Uncertain which generation comes across harshest, yet this one seems far more direct. Various age groups reply to questions about personal …
Apr 25
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Higher dose for higher weight
Diet sounds solid so it might be time to raise the dose or split it. The case against splitting is that steady levels could speed tolerance…
Apr 25