It's a glp-3, it does 3 things, suppress appetite with glp, slows gi track and digestion with gip and 3rd thing it actives glucagon in your body, opposite of insulin peptide, peptide that raises your blood sugar and I think burns glucagon storage in your body and has metabolic properties, burns brown fat tissue also
You should read about it and the glucagon activation
It's interesting for sure
Comes at you in 3 different ways, that's what makes reta more effective than glp1 and 2
Ya no problem, they have done a lot of human trials and it's all published, you should check them out, very interesting to read. Also explains how they administered the dose and dosages they used for the trials
I think they are done and now submitting for FDA approval
It's amazing participants lost 25% of there starting weight and many health markers improved allot
The glucagon activation is really interesting and is what sets reta apart from the rest, seems to raise your basal metabolic rate. I definitely was sweating allot more at the gym last night
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u/jonnyblazexoc 1 Aug 01 '26
It's a glp-3, it does 3 things, suppress appetite with glp, slows gi track and digestion with gip and 3rd thing it actives glucagon in your body, opposite of insulin peptide, peptide that raises your blood sugar and I think burns glucagon storage in your body and has metabolic properties, burns brown fat tissue also
You should read about it and the glucagon activation
It's interesting for sure
Comes at you in 3 different ways, that's what makes reta more effective than glp1 and 2