Tirzepatide

[call_me_ishmael]

The big thing is Reta wrecks to your sleep and HRV which are critical to long term health. I think Tirz is a better option for maintainence once you are cut up and lean.

the phase 2 results on eloralintide are insane. Huge dropout rates but amylin seems like it will play a big role in the future

[bobblehead]

The big thing is Reta wrecks to your sleep and HRV which are critical to long term health. I think Tirz is a better option for maintainence once you are cut up and lean.

the phase 2 results on eloralintide are insane. Huge dropout rates but amylin seems like it will play a big role in the future

Agree with this. I have to take a 5mg of melatonin to sleep through 6 hours (I've always been a 6.5 to 7 hour guy). If I take nothing I'm awake 4 hours max. Since melatonin has such a long track record and virtually no negatives I don't mind the trade off.

[call_me_ishmael]

I started taking Reta recently. Was getting sick of sitting a stall for several months and wanted to change it up a bit. The appetite suppression SUCKS on reta compared to Tirz, so I actually do 2mg tirz, 2 mg of reta at time, 2x per week for a total of 8mg. It's working and I cannot eat anything really right now. Finally moving again.

I will say for all the talk about Reta wrecking sleep, I didn't really experience that at all. Despite being a fat ass, I am probably slightly more resistant to low blood glucose than others, I once did a 7 day fast where I didn't eat anything and have done a slew of 5 days. Somehow I was still a fat fuck though. Now only chubby but everyone is chubby so I just look like a normal person now. Hoping to be lean/jacked eventually though.