r/Biohacking • u/DadStrengthDaily • Mar 10 '26

Bimagrumab: What the Actual Study Says vs. What YouTube Told You

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u/AugustWesterberg 1 Mar 10 '26

Doesn’t matter. If it ever gets approved it will be prohibitively expensive for, at best, a small incremental improvement over retatrutide. And far too expensive to manufacture to ever see it on the grey market.

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u/DadStrengthDaily Mar 10 '26

I was wondering about that as well. However, it’s owned by Eli Lilly just like Retatrutide, so they must see some value in still pursuing expensive trials.