Newbie from Dubai, curious about Reta — saying hi

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Hey all! I'm in my 30s and Retatrutide has really caught my attention!

Mounjaro has been my regimen for roughly 5 months. It's helped a lot (84kgs down to 67kgs), but as my dose goes up, the expense is gradually becoming a problem for me.

Back in my 20s I made some poor lifestyle choices lol, which left me with a fatty liver and pre-diabetes. I'm working on changing for myself, and I hope I can pull it off!!

Looking forward to picking up knowledge from this forum and possibly making a few friends here too!
 
TirzToReta said:

Hey all! I'm in my 30s and Retatrutide has really caught my attention!

Mounjaro has been my regimen for roughly 5 months. It's helped a lot (84kgs down to 67kgs), but as my dose goes up, the expense is gradually becoming a problem for me.

Back in my 20s I made some poor lifestyle choices lol, which left me with a fatty liver and pre-diabetes. I'm working on changing for myself, and I hope I can pull it off!!

Looking forward to picking up knowledge from this forum and possibly making a few friends here too!
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Losing 17kg over 5 months is a great result! Because you're going grey, it could make sense to stay on Tirz since it's clearly working for you, and just add some Reta alongside it, rather than making a sudden switch.
 
Pin&Play said:

TirzToReta said:

Hey all! I'm in my 30s and Retatrutide has really caught my attention!

Mounjaro has been my regimen for roughly 5 months. It's helped a lot (84kgs down to 67kgs), but as my dose goes up, the expense is gradually becoming a problem for me.

Back in my 20s I made some poor lifestyle choices lol, which left me with a fatty liver and pre-diabetes. I'm working on changing for myself, and I hope I can pull it off!!

Looking forward to picking up knowledge from this forum and possibly making a few friends here too!
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Losing 17kg over 5 months is a great result! Because you're going grey, it could make sense to stay on Tirz since it's clearly working for you, and just add some Reta alongside it, rather than making a sudden switch.
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Hi, this might come across as a silly thing to ask. Is stacking tirz with reta actually possible? I haven't looked into it at all so far, though I plan to. Right now I've been stuck at a plateau on 7.5mg mounjaro for 2 weeks, and that's despite cutting back on food.
 
TirzToReta said:

Pin&Play said:

TirzToReta said:

Hey all! I'm in my 30s and Retatrutide has really caught my attention!

Mounjaro has been my regimen for roughly 5 months. It's helped a lot (84kgs down to 67kgs), but as my dose goes up, the expense is gradually becoming a problem for me.

Back in my 20s I made some poor lifestyle choices lol, which left me with a fatty liver and pre-diabetes. I'm working on changing for myself, and I hope I can pull it off!!

Looking forward to picking up knowledge from this forum and possibly making a few friends here too!
Click to expand...
Losing 17kg over 5 months is a great result! Because you're going grey, it could make sense to stay on Tirz since it's clearly working for you, and just add some Reta alongside it, rather than making a sudden switch.
Click to expand...
Hi, this might come across as a silly thing to ask. Is stacking tirz with reta actually possible? I haven't looked into it at all so far, though I plan to. Right now I've been stuck at a plateau on 7.5mg mounjaro for 2 weeks, and that's despite cutting back on food.
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Sure, man, some people do combine the two. But honestly, based on what you've shared, you don't seem like a candidate for that—your weight is already quite low, and you've mentioned you're not diabetic. If you're not diabetic, I'd suggest switching from Tirza to Reta.
 
Smiter said:

TirzToReta said:

Pin&Play said:

TirzToReta said:

Hey all! I'm in my 30s and Retatrutide has really caught my attention!

Mounjaro has been my regimen for roughly 5 months. It's helped a lot (84kgs down to 67kgs), but as my dose goes up, the expense is gradually becoming a problem for me.

Back in my 20s I made some poor lifestyle choices lol, which left me with a fatty liver and pre-diabetes. I'm working on changing for myself, and I hope I can pull it off!!

Looking forward to picking up knowledge from this forum and possibly making a few friends here too!
Click to expand...
Losing 17kg over 5 months is a great result! Because you're going grey, it could make sense to stay on Tirz since it's clearly working for you, and just add some Reta alongside it, rather than making a sudden switch.
Click to expand...
Hi, this might come across as a silly thing to ask. Is stacking tirz with reta actually possible? I haven't looked into it at all so far, though I plan to. Right now I've been stuck at a plateau on 7.5mg mounjaro for 2 weeks, and that's despite cutting back on food.
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Sure, man, some people do combine the two. But honestly, based on what you've shared, you don't seem like a candidate for that—your weight is already quite low, and you've mentioned you're not diabetic. If you're not diabetic, I'd suggest switching from Tirza to Reta.
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After finally going through forum threads, I see people are gradually adding reta on top of tirz, spacing the doses a few days apart. Trying it makes me nervous since everyone reacts differently. Maybe I'll begin with a low dose of reta. What bothers me about Mounjaro is that while the number on the scale drops, my muscle rate drops along with it, even though I do resistance training and eat protein. I came across info that reta brings less appetite suppression, but I figure that works in my favor since Tirz suppresses my appetite too strongly. I have 2 meals a day and can't really enjoy different foods.
 
That's precisely the point I had in mind. Muscle loss is going to happen with any overly aggressive weight loss approach. You can reduce it somewhat if you put your attention on body recomposition.
 
I have no experience with tirz, but on reta my hunger and appetite haven't gone away.

Eating is possible for me, though a heavy greasy fried meal leaves me with gastric pain as the price. Plenty of well-informed folks are around in this space who can show you the way — just look for where opinions line up.

Glad to have you on the forum. There's a ton of excellent material here!!!
 
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