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I like retatrutide myself. Microdosed for all the health benefits. I don't care about appetite suppression. When I tried sema, even microdosing during contest prep was too much suppression. Retatrutide still allows me to eat, just takes the craving edge off. The only issue I see with tirzepitide, is you are using it for the appetite suppression, doses can get kind of high.
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What heart issues with RETA? Certainly not at lower doses. You can ask 100 people and you will get 100 different answers on RETA vs SEMA vs TIRZ because everyone responds differently. The only way to know for sure is to try each one alone over time, slowly ramping and see which one works best for you (benefits vs sides). One low dose of TIRZ can send someone to the ER with gastroparesis, and in another it take 3x that dose just to have an effect.
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Increase in RHR and or irregular beats.
Certainly with genetics drugs aging metabolism etc everyone is going to react differently.
I am going after the reta most likely at .5mg a week.
I am off work another week but diet isn't super optimal as I am eating out a couple times a week.
I do agree small doses over long periods of time to see results.
I have no goal of dumping 30 lbs in a few weeks and getting that old looking wrinkled face.
I see a lot of women losing tons of weight at work. I know they are taking weg or Oz as they have lost so much weight their faces sag and they look like they have a flat book looking ass.
We work in an open office area and I see them hit the head like 10 times a day.
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my wife recently started and is by all means according to science and the doctors “obese “ but isnt, just a thick ol ass and softball dike legs… but she is on her 2nd pin and thus far has seen heaaavy periods…. And is being a bigger bitch than before… very snarky and just moody without here even realizing it… but of course wont admit to it…
other than that 7 lbs in the first weak… i swear if she gets all saggy faced and wrinkled
Like a mit… she aint gettin no plumpers or fillers…. No botox or anything…
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In the NEJM study the incr in HR was about 3 - 4 BPM in the 4 mg/wk dosing, the overall cardiac sides were near zero in dosing under 8 mg/wk. None of my clients or friends using RETA in the 3 mg/wk range are experiencing any side (GI or cardiac) just fat loss and an the edge off of food cravings. Again, until you try it, you won't know, but if dosing starts at 0.5 mg 2x/wk and slowly ramps until you reach the desired effect, the risks are low. One of my clients on TIRZ has lost so much weight and looks sick, and is feeling that way as was an older client on TIRZ. Since insurance covers the TIRZ for them, they don't want to try RETA. IMO, clinicians over prescribe these drugs and ramp too quickly, and don't individualize treatment. If you are prone to SVTs or NSVTs, or frequent ectopies (HCM or other cardiac issues), then proceed cautiously. Still less cardiac risk than CLEN, EPH or DNP.
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Massive try the retatrutide at the lower dose, you won't be disappointed.
Here is the thing. MOST on here have a little more discipline than the average soccer mom who needs this stuff to stop stuffing her fat fucking face with donuts and candy bars while sipping on her 800 calorie Starbucks drink. The .5-1 mg a week is generally all you will need to take the edge off. This is the difference between you looking at some ice cream at night and not going to bed until you eat it and just saying, I could eat it, but I don't need it and going to bed. No fake hunger pains.
If you want to get a little more of the fat loss effects then you can bump it up, but it is not necessary just to put the discipline back in your court.
Here is another thing, don't think because after 3-4 weeks on the .5-1 mg a week you need to step up the dose, because you feel like it is wearing off. What is one thing we know about peptides once you constitute them? They start to degrade over time. You don't need a larger dose, it is just your peptide is getting weaker sitting in the solution. The 2 mg vials would be better than 5 mg. I end up just throwing the 5 mg bottle out after about 3 weeks and starting a new one. I have never had to bump up the dose.
Here is the thing. MOST on here have a little more discipline than the average soccer mom who needs this stuff to stop stuffing her fat fucking face with donuts and candy bars while sipping on her 800 calorie Starbucks drink. The .5-1 mg a week is generally all you will need to take the edge off. This is the difference between you looking at some ice cream at night and not going to bed until you eat it and just saying, I could eat it, but I don't need it and going to bed. No fake hunger pains.
If you want to get a little more of the fat loss effects then you can bump it up, but it is not necessary just to put the discipline back in your court.
Here is another thing, don't think because after 3-4 weeks on the .5-1 mg a week you need to step up the dose, because you feel like it is wearing off. What is one thing we know about peptides once you constitute them? They start to degrade over time. You don't need a larger dose, it is just your peptide is getting weaker sitting in the solution. The 2 mg vials would be better than 5 mg. I end up just throwing the 5 mg bottle out after about 3 weeks and starting a new one. I have never had to bump up the dose.