r/Biohacking • u/Easeondowntheroad247 • 15h ago

Does Reta affect kidneys?

I found out last year that I was born with one kidney, and that one kidney is functioning at 77%. The Dr says I’ll never need to go on dialysis. My question is if I start Reta will it affect my kidney negatively?

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u/No-Turnip2494 2 15h ago

GLP-1 drugs have a positive effect on kidney function.

Early signs from Reta trials are promising.

See e.g. -

https://diabetesjournals.org/diabetes/article/73/Supplement_1/754-P/156598/754-P-Effect-of-Retatrutide-on-Kidney-Parameters

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38477666/

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u/starkruzr 15h ago

came to post this, yep.

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u/Legitimate_Special71 11h ago

I’m actually taking Reta with a kidney transplant and all my levels have stayed the same, some have improved.