applesaucee19
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Dieting basically runs itself now.....grabbed some gray market reta recently and it's been a joy.
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Hi, how many weeks have you been dosing 1mg/week? What's your rate of weight loss? What's your target amount to lose?ta13579 said:
Totally with you on this. I've been dosing Reta at 1mg each week, and there are times I completely skip one of the meals I had scheduled. Really wish this peptide had been around 10 years back.
For the coming 4 weeks my dose is 1mg/wk. Prior to this, 0.5mg/week was all I used. My approach is always to begin at a low dose, because I want to confirm the product does what it should and that no allergic reaction happens. Losing weight is not really why I take Reta — silencing food cravings is the primary reason. Over the next 12 weeks I'm in a cutting phase, and because most meals are bland, I end up binge eating deserts/carbs/fastfood. Some fat will definitely come off, though that's simply a result of the slight cal deficit I'm running. The food noise is what Reta removes.adorespeptides said:
Hi, how many weeks have you been dosing 1mg/week? What's your rate of weight loss? What's your target amount to lose?ta13579 said:
Totally with you on this. I've been dosing Reta at 1mg each week, and there are times I completely skip one of the meals I had scheduled. Really wish this peptide had been around 10 years back.
I haven't started any peptides — I'm completely new. My goal is roughly 30 lbs down, though I'd rather not drop it too quickly.
Glad 1mg worked out that way for you. Personally, I began at 1mg too, but my appetite hasn't shifted much. During a cut, I'd keep eating the same portions as before reta, and skipping meals still leaves me hungry. That said, after one lighter gym session, I got nauseous enough to feel like puking — something that had never occurred before.ta13579 said:
Totally with you on this. I've been dosing Reta at 1mg each week, and there are times I completely skip one of the meals I had scheduled. Really wish this peptide had been around 10 years back.
How certain are you that your Reta is real? For me, even at 1mg/wk, Reta hits hard. I might need to lower my dose since finishing all the food I've mapped out for my macros has become a struggle. Then again, peptides affect each person differently — perhaps I'm simply a hyper responder lolhyacinthoides said:
Glad 1mg worked out that way for you. Personally, I began at 1mg too, but my appetite hasn't shifted much. During a cut, I'd keep eating the same portions as before reta, and skipping meals still leaves me hungry. That said, after one lighter gym session, I got nauseous enough to feel like puking — something that had never occurred before.ta13579 said:
Totally with you on this. I've been dosing Reta at 1mg each week, and there are times I completely skip one of the meals I had scheduled. Really wish this peptide had been around 10 years back.
Honestly no idea why that is. This is also my first go with any glp1 agonist, so going by what I've come across, reta ought to have hit me harder. Suppose it just varies from person to person. Fingers crossed mine is the real deal. As for the source, I looked into it beforehand and there don't appear to be any negative reviews or reports. I'd rather not name the place since I figure that's against the rules here.ta13579 said:
How certain are you that your Reta is real? For me, even at 1mg/wk, Reta hits hard. I might need to lower my dose since finishing all the food I've mapped out for my macros has become a struggle. Then again, peptides affect each person differently — perhaps I'm simply a hyper responder lolhyacinthoides said:
Glad 1mg worked out that way for you. Personally, I began at 1mg too, but my appetite hasn't shifted much. During a cut, I'd keep eating the same portions as before reta, and skipping meals still leaves me hungry. That said, after one lighter gym session, I got nauseous enough to feel like puking — something that had never occurred before.ta13579 said:
Totally with you on this. I've been dosing Reta at 1mg each week, and there are times I completely skip one of the meals I had scheduled. Really wish this peptide had been around 10 years back.
Yeah, that is really odd. Perhaps you could pick up some Tirz and compare the two? When you look at the price, it comes out way less expensive than Reta.hyacinthoides said:
Honestly no idea why that is. This is also my first go with any glp1 agonist, so going by what I've come across, reta ought to have hit me harder. Suppose it just varies from person to person. Fingers crossed mine is the real deal. As for the source, I looked into it beforehand and there don't appear to be any negative reviews or reports. I'd rather not name the place since I figure that's against the rules here.ta13579 said:
How certain are you that your Reta is real? For me, even at 1mg/wk, Reta hits hard. I might need to lower my dose since finishing all the food I've mapped out for my macros has become a struggle. Then again, peptides affect each person differently — perhaps I'm simply a hyper responder lolhyacinthoides said:
Glad 1mg worked out that way for you. Personally, I began at 1mg too, but my appetite hasn't shifted much. During a cut, I'd keep eating the same portions as before reta, and skipping meals still leaves me hungry. That said, after one lighter gym session, I got nauseous enough to feel like puking — something that had never occurred before.ta13579 said:
Totally with you on this. I've been dosing Reta at 1mg each week, and there are times I completely skip one of the meals I had scheduled. Really wish this peptide had been around 10 years back.
ta13579 said:
Totally with you on this. I've been dosing Reta at 1mg each week, and there are times I completely skip one of the meals I had scheduled. Really wish this peptide had been around 10 years back.
I really wanted to be a fan of it. The exhaustion is unreal, and my legs have been aching in this strange way. On top of that, there are moments when anxiety hits me hard. Once I hit my goal, I'm dropping it and staying on tirz. The reason I brought reta in was because tirz had stopped working for me (upping the dose wasn't an option since calories weren't the problem — sure, more might suppress my appetite further, but I don't need to eat less. What I was after was a possible metabolism lift from reta).applesaucee19 said:
Dieting basically runs itself now.....grabbed some gray market reta recently and it's been a joy.
For a little while after joining, new members can only post in the introduction thread. Check the posting rules to learn more!applesaucee19 said:
Also, does anyone know why I have like no permissions to comment on any thread.