luvno
New member
Before I started reta, I had already made the decision to change my life. I was in the gym six days a week, showing up and putting in the work, but I was constantly battling cravings and insulin resistance. One of the biggest signs was the dark discoloration around my neck, and despite my efforts, it felt like I was always fighting an uphill battle.
After starting reta, everything changed for me. It didn't replace the work I was putting in—it helped me stay focused on it. The constant food noise and cravings became manageable, and instead of thinking about food all day, I could focus on my workouts, my nutrition, and my long-term goals.
So far, I've lost 45 pounds. The dark skin around my neck has cleared up, which was a huge milestone for me because it was one of the visible signs of my insulin resistance. I finally feel like I'm in control of my eating instead of my cravings controlling me. I can eat normal portions, feel satisfied, and make better decisions without constantly fighting myself.
I'm proud of how far I've come, but I know the journey isn't over. I still have about 100 pounds left to lose, so the battle is far from finished. This isn't a quick fix—it's a lifestyle change, and I'm committed to seeing it through. Every pound lost is another step toward becoming the healthiest version of myself, and I'm excited to keep pushing until I reach my goal.
SW-330
CW-285
GW-220
After starting reta, everything changed for me. It didn't replace the work I was putting in—it helped me stay focused on it. The constant food noise and cravings became manageable, and instead of thinking about food all day, I could focus on my workouts, my nutrition, and my long-term goals.
So far, I've lost 45 pounds. The dark skin around my neck has cleared up, which was a huge milestone for me because it was one of the visible signs of my insulin resistance. I finally feel like I'm in control of my eating instead of my cravings controlling me. I can eat normal portions, feel satisfied, and make better decisions without constantly fighting myself.
I'm proud of how far I've come, but I know the journey isn't over. I still have about 100 pounds left to lose, so the battle is far from finished. This isn't a quick fix—it's a lifestyle change, and I'm committed to seeing it through. Every pound lost is another step toward becoming the healthiest version of myself, and I'm excited to keep pushing until I reach my goal.
SW-330
CW-285
GW-220
