Considering Survodutide

Currently im at 12mgs reta (6mgs twice a week) if I needed to change to survo how strong a dose would I need?
Also how strong is survo for fatty liver?
 
Is there any consensus at all about tirz + reta vs. tirz + survo? It seems the answer is "hell no"?

I am leaning towards trying survo first:

I'm using Triz as my base. But when it started to loose its effectiveness, I started stacking with Reta and Cargi. That worked great, except for the fatigue. Never had the Tachycardia.

Now I do Triz and Servo, and for me this is the magic bullet.
Survo really knocks down the food noise when used with Triz for me.

Reta spiked my rate to ~125 after only 2 hrs. after my first dose, and it took 4 weeks after stopping to return to my normal 68-70.
Started Tirz then at 2.5, have advanced to 7.5 every 5 days and and Surv2 3 days later and still normal HR.
One thing I was recommended to try with the Tirz after a few weeks was add 1mg of Survo 3 days after every Tirz. Adds more GLP-1 and Glucagon which makes it work a lot like Reta without the cardiac side effect and helps with the food noise. Absolutely happy with that so far. Problem is, one-size-fits-all doesn't work well in this research effort.
5 mg Tirz every 5 days with 2mg Survo 3 days later. Losing 2 - 3 lbs weekly, good satiety and the Survo took care of the food noise. Liking this combo.

Absolutely no suppression from 2mg or 4mg Reta. I was on 7.5mg Tirz then decided to stack with reta as a last push for the last 15lbs.

Idk what or how Reta does it, but those last 15lbs FELL OFF. I was dosing Tirz every 5 days, reta 2 days after Tirz.

I think if you don't struggle with overthinking about food, reta might be a solid single choice for you. But if you do, it's a good option to stack with a good suppression.

If your looking for something different then Tirz, Survo is a great place to start too
 
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