Cagri + reta

[scarywood75]

Hello!

Looking for experience from people that are on the Cagri + Reta combo. How does it feel, is it working well?

I plan on switching from Tirz only to this combo shortly after a 2 weeks break that is why.

Thanks!

 

[RedSkip]

Didn’t you just purchase several kits of T60? Or are you prepping for a switch next year?

 

[scarywood75]

Didn’t you just purchase several kits of T60? Or are you prepping for a switch next year?

Yeah I've purchased 2, but it's not just for me and I also purchased a kit of Cagri and Reta to test.

I plan to stop Tirz 2 weeks before starting the combo at the lowest dose.

 

[RedSkip]

Yeah I've purchased 2, but it's not just for me and I also purchased a kit of Cagri and Reta to test.

I plan to stop Tirz 2 weeks before starting the combo at the lowest dose.

Understand. I don’t know your RS’s history, but I would caution jumping too soon unless you know the research is going poorly.

Why not stack a micro dose of C with the T?

 

[scarywood75]

Understand. I don’t know your RS’s history, but I would caution jumping too soon unless you know the research is going poorly.

Why not stack a micro dose of C with the T?

Yeah you're right, Tirz is working fine, I was just being a bit curious and probably a bit reckless too lol

I like the action on the glucagon receptors from Reta which suppose to increase your energy and metabolic rate. I've seen however that its action on hunger (GLP1 receptors) is not as strong as Tirz.

That is how I had the idea to do the Reta + Cagri combo.

 

[RedSkip]

Yeah you're right, Tirz is working fine, I was just being a bit curious and probably a bit reckless too lol

I like the action on the glucagon receptors from Reta which suppose to increase your energy and metabolic rate. I've seen however that its action on hunger is not as strong as Tirz.

That is how I had the idea to do the Reta + Cagri combo.

If you do end up switching, watch the heart rate of your RS on Reta, it’s known to increase it over time.

 

[scarywood75]

If you do end up switching, watch the heart rate of your RS on Reta, it’s known to increase it over time.

Thanks for the heads-up! Have you tried Reta yourself?

 

[RedSkip]

Thanks for the heads-up! Have you tried Reta yourself?

The research I work with utilizes T. R is interesting but i am still gaining knowledge from T, and I’m not in a hurry to skew results. If T doesn’t yield the final results I want, then research can be adjusted down the road.

R is still in clinical trials and not fully vetted yet, although the triple agonist does seem to be the perfect combo. Not something I want to research yet, let the scientists in the labs with clinicians helping them figure it out.

 

[scarywood75]

The research I work with utilizes T. R is interesting but i am still gaining knowledge from T, and I’m not in a hurry to skew results. If T doesn’t yield the final results I want, then research can be adjusted down the road.

R is still in clinical trials and not fully vetted yet, although the triple agonist does seem to be the perfect combo. Not something I want to research yet, let the professionals in the labs with clinicians helping them figure it out.

Yeah that's good, we all have different risk level, I'm not looking at faster result but I'm being very curious about it.

I'm been experimenting with different things my whole life (not necessarily for weight loss), way before GLP1s

 

[Emmwhyyy]

Thanks for the heads-up! Have you tried Reta yourself?

I’m on Reta right now switched from Tirz, I feel like you can eat more on Reta and amazing maintain even on a very bad diet, I can’t say that about Tirz. I’ve gained on Tirz eating more carbs, I felt like I was going backwards lol. I haven’t gone up to 8mg yet but I’m doing 5-6mg right now cause that stuff is expensive. I recently did my lab work and I can tell you Reta is a Biohacker for Triglycerides, fatty liver, a1c and cholesterol biomarkers. My Triglycerides went from 422 to 65 in months. I don’t think Reta will ever be approved by the FDA, its just too effective on health biomarkers in my opinion.

 

[scarywood75]

I’m on Reta right now switched from Tirz, I feel like you can eat more on Reta and amazing maintain even on a very bad diet, I can’t say that about Tirz. I’ve gained on Tirz eating more carbs, I felt like I was going backwards lol. I haven’t gone up to 8mg yet but I’m doing 5-6mg right now cause that stuff is expensive. I recently did my lab work and I can tell you Reta is a Biohacker for Triglycerides, fatty liver, a1c and cholesterol biomarkers. My Triglycerides went from 422 to 65 in months. I don’t think Reta will ever be approved by the FDA, its just too effective on health biomarkers in my opinion.

Very interesting, I've also noticed that I eat more (thought definitely not as much as before GLP1s), but don't gain weight (so far aha).

Those are amazing numbers, I'm fine if it never gets approved too

 

[SlimReaper]

I recently did my lab work and I can tell you Reta is a Biohacker for Triglycerides, fatty liver, a1c and cholesterol biomarkers. My Triglycerides went from 422 to 65 in months. I don’t think Reta will ever be approved by the FDA, its just too effective on health biomarkers in my opinion.

I'm confused, isn't that a good thing? Or is that a joke that flew over my head? If it's so effective and good for you, why wouldn't they approve it?

 

[LuckyMango]

I'm confused, isn't that a good thing? Or is that a joke that flew over my head? If it's so effective and good for you, why wouldn't they approve it?

My guess is that the thought is that the FDA isn't going to approve a drug that impacts the sales of a lot of other drugs. Like, say, statins for starters and a host of others.

 

[Sheldor]

Looking for experience from people that are on the Cagri + Reta combo. How does it feel, is it working well?

I did Reta + Sema and it worked well, results where around 1-2KG loss in one week. I think Cargi will even work better

 

[Dee X]

I ended up removing Cagri once I hit 6 mg on Reta and it fully kicked in. I was not able to even look at food. Definitely works well.

 

[scarywood75]

I ended up removing Cagri once I hit 6 mg on Reta and it fully kicked in. I was not able to even look at food. Definitely works well.

Damn, thanks for the info!

 

[SmokeySquid]

"I don’t think Reta will ever be approved by the FDA, its just too effective on health biomarkers in my opinion."

I love the tinfoil hat thinking towards the FDA on this site as it reaffirms my feelings towards them Like the big bad trying to prevent me from injecting myself with the latest and greatest cure all from China.

On a more serious note, I do hope that Reta's heart issues don't end up with it being like fen phen.

 

[Emmwhyyy]

I love the tinfoil hat thinking towards the FDA on this site as it reaffirms my feelings towards them Like the big bad trying to prevent me from injecting myself with the latest and greatest cure all from China.

On a more serious note, I do hope that Reta's heart issues don't end up with it being like fen phen.

I told my wife if anything happens to me to take me to India, I can’t deal with the system in USA. If you think they are looking out for you, think again. I rather go to Mexico

 

[Emmwhyyy]

My guess is that the thought is that the FDA isn't going to approve a drug that impacts the sales of a lot of other drugs. Like, say, statins for starters and a host of others.

I was on statins for 3 years just for the fun of it, numbers still the same after I told the doc to up it, wasted my time swallowing 5-7 pills a day to fix one problem after the next. They are pill prescribers, I’ve never had a doctor call me back and ask me how are those pills doing, let’s check do another lab. Never will I deal with general dr for my personal health again. I go to Mexico often to get the things that I need WITHOUT permission.