Where can I find Reta trials phase 3 info

[imtiredofbeingfat]

Hi, everyone I recently started Reta and I am trying to find the official clinical trials. Just to keep up to date and learn more about it. I tried searching for around 30 minutes but I am new at this and not sure what/where to be looking for. Any help is appreciated thanks

 

[imtiredofbeingfat]

Actually I found this one - https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05929066?term=retatrutide%20phase%203&rank=8

But it doesn't say how much they are dosing which is what I wanted to learn more about lol

 

[GimmeABreak]

There is tons of great information here: https://www.reddit.com/r/RetatrutideTrial/ check out posts by u/RunningFNP. He is a medical professional and enrolled in one of the phase 3 trials. He posts a lot of great trial data, his personal data and offers a lot of great insights.

 

[keangkong]

Hi, everyone I recently started Reta and I am trying to find the official clinical trials. Just to keep up to date and learn more about it. I tried searching for around 30 minutes but I am new at this and not sure what/where to be looking for. Any help is appreciated thanks

If you're looking for results, you'll need a crystal ball. They're not out yet.

 

[TooBigtoFail]

Are you sure its not horse tranquilizer? or some other garbage?

Anyway, search Retatrutide studies from Lilly, NIH, or New England Journal of Medicine. They comment/report on the dosage tried so far by Lilly, over how many weeks, body mass lost, side effects, etc. Lilly will use the results to get approval from FDA. Dosage will have to be close to the studies to get approval.

Lilly tested: 1mg, titrating 2 to 4mg, 2 to 8mg, 4mg, titrating 4 to 8mg, titrating 2 to12mg. Half life is 6 days. The research results are only a guide so your lab rat shows similar results. As the product is not commercial yet, look at side effects, hours of research on lyophilization, excipients, storage, Hospira, sterilization, RN 101, ISR, effect on heart rate, etc. Not just dosage.

 

[Garbo]

A long time ago, I lifted dosing info from a New England Journal of Medicine article published in June of *2023.* It reported, among other things, the dosing protocol and early results of EL's phase 2 clinical trial.

I captured a screenshot back then of a particular section for my easy reference. I'm attaching for you.

PS. I loved Reta. It rocked.

PPS. I had to stop Reta. Heart issues. That s***ed.