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Hi everyone, it's good to be part of this group.

My first weight loss came from glp-1 liraglutide unfunded.

After 2 months on Reta, the weight came off slowly. Then I found that their website had disappeared.

I'd like to read up on Cagril for appetite regulation. I also want to compare Reta with Tirzepatide.

I'm here to get feedback and input from people with more experience, and to share whatever I can.

I don't have a lot of money to spend, and I'm not eager to stack many extra compounds. I'm thankful to be here, because the cost of glp-1 liraglutide unfunded grew too high and that brought my journey to an end.

It's really nice to meet all of you.
 
Milo, welcome aboard. Cagril and liraglutide are both new to me, though they sound worth looking into. Another thing I've been curious about is how Reta and Tirz differ from each other. Reta has been my choice for close to 12 months now, and I'm considering giving Tirz a go so I can compare the two firsthand and work out which suits me better. Keep digging into the research and picking things up — great to have a Kiwi in the group.
 
Worthy88 said:

Milo, welcome aboard. Cagril and liraglutide are both new to me, though they sound worth looking into. Another thing I've been curious about is how Reta and Tirz differ from each other. Reta has been my choice for close to 12 months now, and I'm considering giving Tirz a go so I can compare the two firsthand and work out which suits me better. Keep digging into the research and picking things up — great to have a Kiwi in the group.
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Hi Worthy, appreciate the warm welcome. Nearly 12 months on Reta is impressive; hopefully you're happy with how it's gone. There's a lot of solid research shared in here.

About what you asked, you might recognize it under the name Saxenda.

GLP‑1 medication

Saxenda (Liraglutide)

Wegovy (Semaglutide)

Mounjaro (Tirzepatide)

Cagril

Cagrilintide, research grade synthetic peptide.

Reta /Cagril

Said to support appetite control, metabolic regulation, and energy balance.
 
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