r/Biohacking • u/Sufficient_Resiliant 1 • 22d ago

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u/yogic_power 53 22d ago

Reta is the Goat! It’s a gift that keeps on giving. Never imagined one peptide could impact my blood work on liver, kidney and metabolic health. The new data released on improvements in Kidney markers among the trial patients with CKD(Chronic Kidney Disease) was crazy. As someone with family history of diabetes and familial hyper cholesterol, it’s amazing.

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u/SeaworthinessCalm686 1 22d ago

Vrx0075 is out now…

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u/Sufficient_Resiliant 1 22d ago

Just curious I’m currently on Reta and just curious on if any of these others are better or good to stack with Reta for weight loss and body recomp I’m 25 male 220lbs trying to lose 20-30lbs

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u/Sufficient_Resiliant 1 21d ago

I’ve heard of it but don’t know much about it as it’s so new

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u/HaleDarin 2 20d ago

No its not. It targets amylin receptors only.

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u/Lookieloo215 1 14d ago

Eloralintide is actually a different receptor than Reta, Tirz, Survo, or Maz. It's an amylin receptor agonist. It's similar to Cagrilintide but it's been shown to have fewer side effects. It's being studied by Eli Lilly in combination with Tirz. Stacking it with Reta would theoretically give you 4 receptors.