INTRO Migraines gone since starting reta

Glampuss

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My friend put me onto Reta 8 weeks back, since I was keen to drop some weight ahead of a holiday.

I had roughly a stone to lose and had tried every method going. I did no reading at all and dived straight in at 2.5, which is a high dose for my body - that's what made me actually look into it properly.

Hormonal migraines have been with me since I was 11, and by 44 they had become so intense that the doctor and I were discussing epilepsy medication. On Reta my body feels calmer inside somehow - hard to put into words - and the migraines have disappeared entirely.

Micro dosing and other peptides are what I'm exploring now, because this has been life changing! I've got a pre loaded pen, but I also want advice on vials and on other peptides to fall back on, in case Reta gets pulled from the grey market.
 
Glampuss said:


8 weeks ago my friend introduced me to Reta because I wanted to lose weight before my holiday.

I was about a stone overweight and tried everything to lose it. I did no research and just jumped in with a high dose for my body 2.5, but that’s when I really looked into it.

From the age of 11 I’ve struggled with hormonal migraines and at 44 my migraines have got more intense to the point I was looking at epilepsy drugs with the doctor. Since taking Reta my body feels less anxious inside - I can’t really describe the feeling and my migraines have become non existent.

I’m now looking at micro dosing and other peptides as this is life changing! I’ve bought a pre loaded pen but want to look and gain advice on vials and other possible peptides in case Reta is taken away from the grey market.

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Hey Glampuss, count me in the same situation. I'm 39, and headaches plus migraines have been a constant presence for as long as I can remember. It wasn't until I stopped that I realized reta had wiped out roughly 80% of them — once I came off, they returned in force. Right now I've just taken a maxalt and I'm writing this while dealing with a migraine that has been coming and going for the past week and a half. That said, reta also left me with severe brain fog (along with other issues), and only after around 6 weeks off did my thinking finally clear up again. I'm getting ready to recon a tirz10 vial and see whether I get the same headache relief with potentially fewer sides. No idea how it'll go. I'll try to keep you updated. Has anything else worked for you? I'm also looking into, or have already tried, ss31 motsc selank semax klow. Not one of them made any noticeable difference to the headaches.
 
The impact these compounds have on general wellness, far past whatever number shows up on the scale, really is impressive. Hearing all the chatter had me considering giving Reta a try as well, though for the time being I have chosen to continue with the stack I am already on, given how well it is performing. My current protocol is low-dose Mounjaro at 2.5mg, combined with CJC and Ipamorelin. Since both the outcomes and the way I feel have been excellent, I am not eager to change up something that is working this well just yet.

Wishing you the best for the remainder of your journey!
 
I'm really impressed by what this trial drug might be able to do.

I chose to take it as well. My reasons weren't only weight loss — I wanted the health benefits too. I have high cholesterol, and my blood pressure is borderline.
 
bjbest said:

Hey Glampuss, count me in the same situation. I'm 39, and headaches plus migraines have been a constant presence for as long as I can remember. It wasn't until I stopped that I realized reta had wiped out roughly 80% of them — once I came off, they returned in force. Right now I've just taken a maxalt and I'm writing this while dealing with a migraine that has been coming and going for the past week and a half. That said, reta also left me with severe brain fog (along with other issues), and only after around 6 weeks off did my thinking finally clear up again. I'm getting ready to recon a tirz10 vial and see whether I get the same headache relief with potentially fewer sides. No idea how it'll go. I'll try to keep you updated. Has anything else worked for you? I'm also looking into, or have already tried, ss31 motsc selank semax klow. Not one of them made any noticeable difference to the headaches.
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Hey, thanks for getting back to me.

I haven't come across many people whose migraines improved with Reta. I'm completely out of everything, and while I'm content with my current weight, I'm not sure what to move on to. Since my first purchase was a pen, I'm now planning to place my first grey order.

It seems like a lot of people go with tesa, so I was wondering whether that could be another route for me.

My mum has dealt with this her whole life and now has gut issues plus low stomach acid. I suspect I've got a lot of inflammation, and I'm keen to try KPV and GHKu. Mots c isn't an option for me because my ferritin and folate are low.

It'd be interesting to hear what other peps I could try, so please keep me posted.

Ps, hope the migraine has calmed down 🫶
 
That's genuinely fascinating! A handful of folks I've come across have described comparable results involving Reta and migraines. It's remarkable that certain individuals pick up on advantages that go past weight loss. More research on this would be great to see.
 
I do get a slight headache from it now and then, but it's nowhere near as severe as a migraine
 
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