Eloralintide

[emptynester]

I was in an Eli Lilly clinical trial for eloralintide. I lost 60 pounds in under a year. It is not a GLP, but a long acting amylin agonist. I kept the weight off for several weeks. When I started putting some back on, I started experimenting with Tirz and Retatrutide. I'm looking to lose a few more before navigating maintenance. I'm looking forward to the results of my study to be published to see how it compares to reta and tirz.

 

[nonyabizznez]

I was in an Eli Lilly clinical trial for eloralintide. I lost 60 pounds in under a year. It is not a GLP, but a long acting amylin agonist. I kept the weight off for several weeks. When I started putting some back on, I started experimenting with Tirz and Retatrutide. I'm looking to lose a few more before navigating maintenance. I'm looking forward to the results of my study to be published to see how it compares to reta and tirz.

F a s c i n a t i n g !!!

It's would be great if you tell us more about the effects of eloralintide! Also how it compares to the GLPs you're trying!

Inquiring minds want to know!

 

[emptynester]

I started at the highest dose without any ramp up. The only side effects I had were constipation and anhedonia. Food noise was gone with the first dose. I had virtually no hunger and felt full very quickly. This is similar to reta and tirz. The big difference I feel is that I slept really well the whole time. I have a hard time sleeping with retatrutide. I also had pretty instant joint pain relief. I don't feel reta or tirz are as helpful with that. The half life is 11 days, so I really never had days that food noise ever really crept back. I think the study will show that weight loss will be slower than with the other two, but I feel it is fast enough. The anti-inflammatory properties alone make me hopeful it will make it to market. I wonder if the anhedonia would have been less if I had been on a lower dose.

 

[nonyabizznez]

Wow! That's a pretty aggressive test! Max dose out of the gate!