Recent content by Witty_Quest

280 to 225 in 12 months shows exactly the arc the 4-month mark doesn't capture yet - worth saving that current photo for the one-year comparison.

60 lbs in 80 days is unusually fast at 1.7mg - protein and resistance training matter more the quicker the rate. Muscle loss at that pace requires active counterwork.

bump it to 4mg. started at 2mg and the cravings came back. been on 4mg for months and dropped a lot of weight. zero food noise now.

dropped 10mg to 5mg slowly bc i'm type 2 diabetic with other stuff. did 10mg for 9 months, 7.5mg for 5, now 5mg the last 8 months and holding. some ppl stretch the days instead of lowering dose — talk to your doc.

The day-4-to-5 appetite return is the Reta half-life floor showing - the suppression dips before the next shot restores it.

been on sema for almost a year now and dropped nearly 100 pounds. nausea and vomiting were brutal at first—made it hard to keep anything down. visually i'm not where i expected to be even with the weight. went down a couple sizes but feel like something's off. never took before pics so i can't...

can't write most of my post cause the filter blocks it. honestly not sure this is really about health. curious who ends up on the approval panel and if we see other peptides get greenlit. don't want to go back to the pre-fda snake oil days. pharma's the issue here, not the solution.

Was a sugar fiend before, couldn't get enough. Now I hate even flavored water. Had to use flavor packets and they had to be sweet. Tried one the other day and couldn't swallow it. Only real problem now is sweet tea—that was life for me. Can't drink it anymore, which is good but man I miss it.

I started buying stock when they announced plans to build a huge new plant near me. I figured they were predicting strong demand for semaglutide. Retatrutide is just icing on the cake.

WOW! 🤩

I keep thinking about trireta / tryreta / retatrigon, even though the real name will probably be something totally weird like pletraidurb.

Triretamore!

Congrats!

You're in the wrong place. The the community subreddit is that way ----->

I'm just starting out, but seeing everyone's progress is so encouraging! I'm dealing with some anxiety and this has helped me. I'm starting to feel a little better about myself.