Is There Any Advantage to Switching from Reta to Tirz?

Troposphere said:

I've been wondering whether it's worth moving over to Tirz from Reta. My goal weight is now where I want it, and honestly, keeping up with Reta for maintenance feels a bit like driving a race car just to get to work.

At the dose I'm on, the two kits of reta20 I have on hand would last me 100 weeks, so any experiment on that front is probably a long way off.
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Driving my race car for the daily commute is something I enjoy 😁
 
whynotlxix said:

Troposphere said:

I've been wondering whether it's worth moving over to Tirz from Reta. My goal weight is now where I want it, and honestly, keeping up with Reta for maintenance feels a bit like driving a race car just to get to work.

At the dose I'm on, the two kits of reta20 I have on hand would last me 100 weeks, so any experiment on that front is probably a long way off.
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Driving my race car for the daily commute is something I enjoy 😁
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If I went through with it, I'd be in handcuffs! 🤣
 
I'm keeping an eye on this thread because I spent the past 2 years on reta. I've since come off it while focusing on recomping and lean bulking, and now I'm curious whether tirz might support a bulk that's cleaner or more efficient...
 
Thinking about running the two together. Right now I'm using reta, though I've come across claims that tirz does a stronger job of curbing appetite. A stack, in my mind, might combine the strengths of each.
 
pitterpatter88 said:

Thinking about running the two together. Right now I'm using reta, though I've come across claims that tirz does a stronger job of curbing appetite. A stack, in my mind, might combine the strengths of each.
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When my schedule gets packed, eating barely crosses my mind. Should hunger show up, no specific food calls out to me, which makes choosing something nutritious pretty straightforward.
 
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