INTRO Hello From the SF Bay

I began looking into retatrutide at 2mg weekly, splitting it into half doses pinned every 3.5 days. The test subject reported that appetite suppression kicked in and cravings almost vanished.

Then I moved up to 4mg per week, keeping that same schedule. Effects didn't shift much. Weight loss is still minimal.
 
onbusiness85 said:

Hey all.

For several months, I've been looking into GLPs. However, my supplier has raised prices a lot.

My main research interest is new GLPs and how they are used for weight loss along with its comorbidities.
Hey there, fellow local! I'm running into the exact same problem around here — the prices have gone up in a way that makes no sense. It's great that I came across this community, since the older threads here are packed with useful info. Wishing you the best with your weight loss journey.
 
onbusiness85 said:

I began looking into retatrutide at 2mg weekly, splitting it into half doses pinned every 3.5 days. The test subject reported that appetite suppression kicked in and cravings almost vanished.

Then I moved up to 4mg per week, keeping that same schedule. Effects didn't shift much. Weight loss is still minimal.
One option could be to give the entire dose in a single weekly administration so that levels accumulate in your test subject. After that, you could move to the half dose routine. This might allow you to see the results you want somewhat faster.
 
What’s going on, fellow local? I’m based around Sacramento. There’s a TON of information on this forum. Stay inquisitive, explore plenty of threads, and you’ll quickly absorb lots of useful advice
 
Good luck! The common advice is to avoid escalating too quickly, since that could leave you at the ceiling with no options if progress halts. I'm located fairly close by, on the central coast.
 
2mg was my dose for a fortnight, followed by 4 weeks at 4mg. My initial split dose of 6mg has just been taken. The next step is sticking with that for 4 weeks, after which I'll evaluate whether it outperformed 4mg. Over 6 weeks I've dropped 15 pounds, so the outcome has me pretty pleased. That said—and it's not really a downside—if I'm in a social setting I can still eat anything I like. Yet while I'm simply relaxing at home or at work, cravings don't hit me at all.
 
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