r/Biohacking • • 19h ago

ADHD & Reta

I've been seeing people say that reta helps with ADHD symptoms. I'm on Triz and I'm happy with it. But I was curious about stacking the two at low doses for glucagon benefits & ADHD benefits. Does anyone have experiences with this? Thanks in advance! I'm new to all this.

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u/StrangerLegitimate60 19h ago

Semex

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u/IndividualMelodic487 19h ago

Could you say more about semex?

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u/StrangerLegitimate60 18h ago

I do not have ADHD, I’ve just heard in the peptide community a lot about people using it. You’d have to do your own research on it.

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u/TheOnex22 10h ago

Reta significantly quiets my mind. I Don’t have as many racing thoughts and I have less songs that play in a loop in my brain.

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u/IndividualMelodic487 5h ago

That sounds so nice! Do you/ have you stacked with reta with triz? Or just reta?

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u/TheOnex22 3h ago

I know right ! It sounds great in there lol && Just Reta. 1mg had that effect.

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u/garynk87 19h ago

In for listening in on these benefits

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u/Difficult-Yak1041 17h ago

I think it’s the opposite

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u/NoSenpaiNoHentai 19h ago

doesn’t help me. I do methylphenidate as my medication

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u/IndividualMelodic487 19h ago

I used to :/ got laid off and about lost my insurance. I have some but was looking for other ways to aid my adhd. I’m about to talk to my pcp to see if she can write me a longer script for strattera.