WhiteApe
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- Nov 11, 2025
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According to my coach, he has seen the best bloodwork with himself and his clients while using reta. For many of them 2025 was not their first year competing nor their first year with him but it was their first with reta. Apparently, it keeps LDL lower while on blast mode, helps keep HDL up, etc..Does the Reta itself significantly improve bloodwork?
Or is it the reduction in calories and lack of binging and reduced cravings for alcohol/fat/sugar?
That is to say, would Joe Blow have different bloodwork if he didn’t run retatrutide and instead just ate the exact same diet as his twin brother Bo, who did run retatrutide in order to maintain the diet his brother Joe did with just discipline?
I’m guessing there’s a difference, I’m just wondering how big the difference is.
That would be more aligned with this group. Now taking us fatties from obese to lean, yeah of course I had better blood panels by losing 20 pounds and exercising regularly. Without any drugs at all.
BUT... if you could be deep in a cut getting ready for a show, on whatever you're on, and taking a bit of reta could help you with a better lipid panel and blunt hunger a bit, why not? I wouldn't touch DNP with a 20-foot pole but I'm sure plenty of people here may. When I hear of people using DNP it blows my mind. Maybe you feel the same about GLP, but I would still buy some Eli Lilly stock before Reta gets cleared by the FDA if I was you.