Started on Tirz back in August of 2024, quickly switched to compound, then found my way here after the first shutdown scare and have been here ever since. Currently on Reta and enjoying the extra energy that I have with it. Weight loss wise I started at around 300 pounds and I'm currently bouncing around 225-230 at the moment without a whole lot of exercise so pretty happy with the results. I'm actually pretty familiar with this board and the community/members across Discord/other forums but wanted to get some posting privileges so here I am introducing myself.
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Calm Logic
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So you already have low expectations. And yet you still joined due to Stockholm syndrome.
What a trooper 😁
But seriously, I love your username. And I will transition from tirz to reta too at some point.
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It'll be nice once Reta finally becomes available commercially as then I can finally be honest with my PCP about what I'm taking. My PCP is great and understands why someone would go the route of compound or research peptides but I think it's a bridge too far to discuss openly that I'm taking a drug now that's still in human trials technically.
Peptide Minister
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Did you face fatigue on Tirz and is the fatigue gone on Reta?
I did. The fatigue has gone away significantly after switching to Reta. Also I've had little to no issues relating to the fabled increased heart rate stuff. Like, my Apple Watch says I've gone up by about 5 bpm but I wouldn't have noticed if it wasn't being tracked.
I definitely think about food more now though. And my weight loss has slowed a bit after switching actually. But I'm okay with that because I actually feel like a normal human being now and just eat what I want, when I want. I plan on taking this stuff for the rest of my life so what do I care if I only drop somewhere around 3-4 pounds a month now from here on out? Tirz was totally different, I'd do shit like, "Man, I haven't eaten at all today and it's 7pm... Maybe I'll just eat some buttered toast and call it a day and go to bed?" which obviously is less than ideal.
nonyabizznez
GLP-1 Specialist
I love that you're thinking buttered toast then bed at 7pm... Living up to the screen name!
