Thanks for the interesting and relevant update. A recent convert to Tirzepatide for my RA, I’ve acquired Retatrutide but not yet used it. My original concept was that Reta was the logical next step when Tirz ceased to provide appetite relief/weight loss; this seemed likely as it had occurred with Sema at about the one year mark.
Optionally I thought, stacking Reta with Tirz could extend my Tirz reserves and provide continued weight loss while avoiding the higher dosages/potential side effects of either one.
Where I am now: at 10mg Tirz weekly I don’t yet have appetite suppression equalling 2.5mg of Sema. I am too likely to eat the wrong things, and my weight loss is erratic as a result.
Twelve mg doses of Tirz appear to be inevitable and necessary soon for continued success. Stacking Reta on Tirz would not seem to be a solution as I originally thought. The self-reporting I’ve seen suggests that Reta is no better than Tirz in re appetite suppression, and neither is as strong as Sema in that regard.
So my current thinking is Tirz OR Reta NO stacking as they have the same ‘weakness’.
Alternatively, stack a low dosage of Sema with Tirz. This could bolster its suppression and better support my slow but RELIABLE weight loss now that my Research Alligator has had a two-month break from Sema
The results you achieve, whatever they may be, are interesting and highly relevant. Please continue to include me in your updates.
Dennis dionysos