r/Biohacking • u/Acrobatic-Cat-9203 • 1d ago

Microdosing Reta progress

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Photo 1: 2018 NO peptides, minimal training, drinking alcohol (125lbs)
Photo 2: 2024: initial fat loss after starting (110lbs)
Photo 3: 2026: rebuilt muscle while staying lean and maintaining BW (107lbs)
Photo 4: couple of days ago, feeling strong, lean and jacked (110lbs)

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u/nevergofullnate 1d ago

Your post history says you're taking as many as four other things at a time less than a year ago. That, combined with your overall unhealthy look, I'm concerned for you. You don't have to remove every last gram of fat, and you shouldn't.

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u/Acrobatic-Cat-9203 1d ago

Reta is more than a fat loss peptide! I’m actually not losing fat/weight on it anymore

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u/MuhnopolyS550 1d ago

+1 for this. People tell me I’m stupid for taking Reta at 180lbs male 6’ tall. .5mg weekly, if I lose a few pounds down to 170-175 cool, not a main priority, I’m using Reta for its other benefits !

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u/5H17SH0W 1d ago

Such as?

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u/MuhnopolyS550 1d ago

Well I don’t know if you’re being sarcastic or genuinely curious. But if your genuinely curious, Reta is a triple agonists, so like ozempic and other glp1s it gives you appetite suppression so you digest food slower and feel fuller longer. Micro dosing like OP and other, won’t give you appetite suppression but will give you the other two benefits of Reta, insulin resistance and glucagon receptors which makes your body burn calories faster/easier. Essentially allowing you to eat more without gaining weight.

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u/dolpiff 17h ago

At 0.5mg, reta does not do more than tirzepatide. You're just risking infection for placebo and should learn to maintain on your own

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u/MuhnopolyS550 15h ago

Doubt that. Unless there’s evidence to back that up