SharpHarbour71

The idea I saw somewhere is that changing glucagon essentially creates a ketosis-like state so more fat is burned to cover the calorie gap.

I've lost 7 pounds in ten weeks but I'm only using 2.5 mg weekly since I'm just trying to drop about 12-14 pounds for a cut.

Is this the kind of eating that happens every day?

For me the real change with reta began once I reached 2–2.5 mg per week, although I noticed a small difference even at the starting 0.5 mg.…

I came across an article that caught my attention, though I'm questioning how reliable the writers and the referenced research might be.

We're hitting the absolute bottom in how folks grasp peptide investigations. Cracks me up.

It was a bit like that for me too, though I didn't eat much sugar before starting reta.

Same thing for me except it was alcohol and opiates.

Interesting. Sounds like you may need to stop it again if you do any serious training.

I think the blood-sugar idea fits what I felt. It really did seem like my levels crashed. Probably went up too fast and also injected the t…

I administer the dose as soon as I wake up and then wait four days before doing it again. For instance a Monday dose means the next one fal…

That is correct.

this only started after i began the reta.

That checks out with me. I appreciate you pointing out that my filter was oversized.

Yeah that suggestion clicks. Realized a basic option lurked but felt too thick to notice 😆 cheers!

My current routine involves two milligrams at intervals of five days. Hunger hasn't disappeared for me, yet I reach satisfaction with small…

Thanks. Still deciding between morning and evening shots. What made you choose right before bed?

Standard 50mg vial. I put in 2.5ml of BAC so five units gives 1mg.

Agreed, but for me it is not a big worry. I have kept clean eating and lifestyle habits tight for about twenty years. Still, I have signs o…

This has to be cheating. For years I worked hard to cut fat and build muscle for athletic reasons, some vanity too. It was always difficult…