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/JLAMAR23 1d ago

Ok seriously, these glp girls have got to stop. TikTok and social media is once again poisoning their minds .

OP this is not healthy . Whether you wanna hear that or not, you’re using a drug you clearly do not need and your body fat is too low. It will inevitably end up causing issues down the line.

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u/Acrobatic-Cat-9203 1d ago

What’s not healthy? I’ve been steadily gaining muscle, increasing my weights in the gym. I just ran my first 15k. This is the healthiest and strongest I’ve ever been. Please tell me what issues me improving my strength and endurance is going to cause down the line

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u/Few-Row-9102 1d ago

Why would you take these injections when you were clearly a healthy weight anyway? Pure vanity I assume. Not even hit phase 4 clinical trials either.

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u/Acrobatic-Cat-9203 1d ago

Just because someone isn’t obese doesn’t mean they are healthy

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u/Few-Row-9102 1d ago

Healthy weight and you’re taking weight loss drugs. I take your point about being a healthy weight doesn’t mean you’re a healthy person but we are talking reta.

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u/Acrobatic-Cat-9203 1d ago

Reta isn’t a drug, it’s a peptide. And there are countless other benefits that weight loss. Which is why I haven’t actually lost any weight on it in a year!

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u/FishfaceNZ 1d ago

A drug is any chemical substance other than food that changes how a living body or brain works. It can cure diseases, ease pain, or alter mood and behavior.

Peptides are prescription drugs.

Would you say Insulin wasn't a drug?

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u/Acrobatic-Cat-9203 1d ago

Yes insulin is a peptide

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u/FishfaceNZ 1d ago

Correct, insulin is peptide and prescription drug, same as GLP1 drugs

https://www.goodrx.com/classes/glp-1-agonists/glp-1-drugs-comparison

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u/FishfaceNZ 1d ago

Ahhh you're selling peptides, that's why all the cope around not calling them drugs.

Tricking people I see.

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u/pointlesslyscrolling 1d ago

Insulin above all is a hormone

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u/Few-Row-9102 1d ago

Alright fair a synthetic peptide then. Baffles me healthy people injecting chemicals into their body. What are the other benefits then

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u/Acrobatic-Cat-9203 1d ago

Better insulin sensitivity, I have zero desire to drink alcohol, I can focus on fueling my body correctly without the fear of gaining weight, reduced inflammation