Starting Out: Type 2 Diabetes and Reta

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Hey everyone. A bit about where I'm coming from. For some time now I've been managing diabetes through intermittent fasting, and results have gone back and forth. On the plus side, as of this writing I've already shed roughly 55 lbs, though things have been pretty up and down as of late. When I stopped smoking, my eating and fasting habits slid into overeating and complacency, and before long my a1c was above 10 again. Late night snacking is probably my biggest weak spot, and my hope is that I can pick up enough here to really commit to this path and get my health where I want it. Thank you ahead of time for whatever advice and encouragement comes my way! Glad to be here with all of you.
 
Reta has completely changed things for me. As a bodybuilder, sticking to plain meals like chicken, rice, and brocolli during a cut was a real struggle. Instead of staying on track, I'd end up bingeing on even more calories, which undid the progress I'd made on my plan. With Reta, the food noise is gone, and that lets me keep my diet much tighter. Since I started Reta myself, I haven't had a single binge. It's genuinely excellent. My only wish is that the official medical community (FDA in the USA) would catch up and make peptides simpler for people to get. It's a bit sad that the grey market even has to exist.
 
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Reta has completely changed things for me. As a bodybuilder, sticking to plain meals like chicken, rice, and brocolli during a cut was a real struggle. Instead of staying on track, I'd end up bingeing on even more calories, which undid the progress I'd made on my plan. With Reta, the food noise is gone, and that lets me keep my diet much tighter. Since I started Reta myself, I haven't had a single binge. It's genuinely excellent. My only wish is that the official medical community (FDA in the USA) would catch up and make peptides simpler for people to get. It's a bit sad that the grey market even has to exist.
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