Just delivered from Tracy

[lagomorph]

Congratulations on reaching your Goal Weight and Maintenance!
I can see it hasn't been easy.

The info about Reta is useful to have as I'm pondering whether to use it, and how to best use it.
Do keep us informed as you learn more about your reactions to retrutatide.

Cheers!

It seems people on Reddit that seem happiest with Tirz are the ones that aren't tired from it. I kept waiting for it to get better because a bunch of people said the fatigue goes away if you stick with it. It just never did for me. Reta is much better IME and besides the first day (which does knock me out) I'm ok after that. With Tirz it was every. single. day. One guy I chatted with said he had to stop Tirz because he was afraid he'd fall asleep at the wheel.
I think it all depends on how you feel on Tirz. It worked awesome as an appetite suppressant I just couldn't wake up. I don't know why it affects me so much. Normally when ever I've dieted/lost weight in the past I have a hard time getting enough sleep. So it's not the weight loss. I did try electrolytes and b vitamins which were the most common suggestions but they made no difference.

 

[MelodicExplorer]

Hi Wendy, thank you for your help. I've very happy with my Reta and gave an update to my review after taking my second dose.

I'm glad to hear from you, and if you need me for anything, please feel free to contact me at.🫶🫶🫶

 

[lagomorph]

So I also ordered some tesofensine to try out. It seems like it helps with focus and energy for a lot of people. Will be careful combining with reta, tiny dose to start and I might stop reta at first to try tesofensine on it's own. Reta is the best so far but all the glp1s make me tired to varying degrees. Funny how some people get energy from reta.