RustKettle12
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Reta before/after: March 24th - July 6th
Oh I see what you meant now – that's a spray bottle of sanitizer resting by the window 😆 Cheers!
Jul 8
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Reta before/after: March 24th - July 6th
Thank you!
Jul 7
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Has anyone hit their goal weight and tapered off retatrutide?
I began taking reta during a fat loss phase and dropped thirty pounds across three months. That progress has reached its limit without harm…
Jul 6
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Reta before/after: March 24th - July 6th
I began reta in March 2026 to lose the extra puff from perimenopause that started building in 2024. Powerlifting and long-distance hiking f…
Jul 6
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Debunking the 4mg Retatrutide Glucagon Threshold Claim
The delivery was off-putting enough that I stopped engaging. Still, the heavy-cream results were notable for how extreme the method was whi…
May 21
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Debunking the 4mg Retatrutide Glucagon Threshold Claim
I know Brad through a friend who tried the croissant diet and some heavy-cream experiments. That friend experiments more aggressively than …
May 21
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Debunking the 4mg Retatrutide Glucagon Threshold Claim
Amber is a friend and might be open to discussing it. Reddit conversations on the topic tend to shut down quickly. My ketones moved from th…
May 21
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Debunking the 4mg Retatrutide Glucagon Threshold Claim
Yes, Bikman's recent videos on the topic are worth watching. He has been shifting from viewing these drugs mainly as a bridge to low-carb e…
May 21
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Debunking the 4mg Retatrutide Glucagon Threshold Claim
That is funny. I've been active in keto, carnivore, and low-carb spaces since 2016. I keep the current experiment private because of the gr…
May 20
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Debunking the 4mg Retatrutide Glucagon Threshold Claim
That history sounds frustrating, yet the consistency is impressive. Back in 2016 I weighed nearly 300 pounds, switched to low carb primaril…
May 20
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Debunking the 4mg Retatrutide Glucagon Threshold Claim
Interesting. I've seen scattered reports from lifters using it for cuts but no consistent pattern yet, and the trial data does not cover th…
May 20
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Debunking the 4mg Retatrutide Glucagon Threshold Claim
Thanks for laying this out. I've been on 1mg per week split into two doses for nine weeks with solid results. When I tried 1.4mg the fatigu…
May 20
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Anyone else had similar success on a consistently low dose?
Straight to jail. Immediately.
May 17
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Anyone else had similar success on a consistently low dose?
One of those threads just showed up in my feed. How do these people avoid winning a Darwin award? Seriously.
May 17
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What's your workout routine?
Following traditional powerlifting split plus accessories almost 10 years. Monday squats, rows, sled work, back extensions, sit-ups. Tuesda…
May 17
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Anyone else had similar success on a consistently low dose?
Sounds like the classic too much of a good thing problem. Thanks though. At this pace my 10 mg vials are going to outlast my working years.…
May 17
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Anyone else had similar success on a consistently low dose?
I'm on week 9 of reta and down 23.8 lb already, which still shocks me. Most reports I see use 2-10 mg weekly for similar results, so I'm wo…
May 17
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Unexpected Benefit: Relief from OCD, Rumination, and Anxiety
I began this to drop weight gained during perimenopause and am now in month three at one milligram weekly. The mental shifts stand out more…
May 10
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Reta is a perimenopause miracle.
My food is pretty plain. Meat, fish, eggs, Greek yogurt, whey, bone broth, cottage cheese, and low-fiber vegetables because of two small bo…
May 2
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Reta is a perimenopause miracle.
When I met my husband twelve years ago he was powerlifting in a gritty gym with some tough people. Once I started losing weight I got jealo…
May 2
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