RustKettle12
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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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Reta is a perimenopause miracle.
Shhh, don't tell anyone.
May 2
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Reta is a perimenopause miracle.
Appreciate it. It was getting annoying to keep adding muscle only to have it covered by the peri-puff.
May 2
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Reta is a perimenopause miracle.
I'm 50, 5'10", and dropped 160 lb back in 2016 with low-carb eating, lifting, and hiking. Kept it off until perimenopause started late last…
May 2
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Retatrutide effects on resting heart rate blood pressure and sleep
Been using it for 5.5 weeks now, started at 1mg a week split in two doses for the first 4.5 weeks then went to 1.4mg last Tuesday, and my h…
May 2
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Any other long-distance athletes out there?
I've followed a low-carb diet for epilepsy for over ten years, so my system runs efficiently on ketones and fat. Once fully fat-adapted my …
Apr 17
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Any other long-distance athletes out there?
Backyard ultra people always amaze me. My own hikes stay interesting because the scenery and terrain keep changing, so watching runners loo…
Apr 17
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Any other long-distance athletes out there?
Hey everyone, question for the high-mileage crowd. I hike long distances most weekends, usually 25-35 miles with 2000-2800 ft of climbing, …
Apr 17
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Splitting Retatrutide Weekly Doses: User Experiences
My weekly total comes to one milligram split across two separate half milligram shots. Since this marks my initial experience with any pept…
Apr 17
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Retatrutide 1 mg/week – When Did It Start Working for you?
I've reached week four on this dosing routine, giving myself half a milligram each Tuesday morning plus Friday evening. The changes appeare…
Apr 16
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