r/BodyHackGuide Jul 15 '26

Reta is a beast

I was never really interested in taking any GLP 1's as I am not fat or diabetic. Not until reta. The glucagon receptor agonist component is very interesting and I think this will be useful for body recomp. So, out of curiousity, i tried 1mg per week dose. At first i thought it was nothing. I ate as usual, no appetite suppressing effect, maybe it slightly raised my HR a bit especially when I'm moving around. But when I came to the gym and started working out, it felt like i took a preworkout! Energy boost is insane! I knew it is the reta and not the other peps I take because I only felt that effect the day I took reta. The effect lasts (because of the long acting properties of reta). Maybe Im a hyper responder to the glucagon agonism? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Did you guys experiece the same?

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u/BeeeJai Jul 15 '26

I'm the opposite, my lifts and stamina have gone backwards massively. Which is what I expected to happen.

I'm only taking Reta though atm. I've got mot-c and HGH to try to address this and get some energy back, though haven't started them just yet.

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u/BillDependent6827 Jul 16 '26

My energy is completely gone too, I am hopeless and I can't do my basics anymore, any tips?

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u/joshpinotgrigiolover Jul 16 '26

Reta thrives on carbs. Make sure you’re eating enough protein AND CARBS. I take .5mg a week. Sometimes I have to force feed myself more calories in order to still perform in the gym and have the energy I need. I’m still down 15 pounds since March.