I started Reta for the first time, now i‘m at 2.5mg for 4 weeks. I noticed better insulinsensitivity, a slightly lower appetite (it could be stronger) and because of the glucagon a increase of heart rate around 10 beats a minute. Overall it‘s working well, i‘m losing weight, but i‘m thinking about to stack cagrilintide on top, because of the appetite suppression.
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Hi Mate!
Why don’t you stick to Reta? Why adding Cagri too?
(please don’t take me wrong)
How much suppression do you need?
AustrianOak
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Hi DonVito,Hi Mate!
Why don’t you stick to Reta? Why adding Cagri too?
(please don’t take me wrong)
How much suppression do you need?
i think reta doesn't affect my appetite suppression that much, maybe because the glp-1 receptor affinity is significantly lower than tirzepatide/semaglutide. But i like the metabolic benefits from reta, so i decided to maintain 2.5mg and add cagrilintide on top to kill my hunger. I'm in a deep cut right now and my body sent leptin near to zero and ghrelin trough the roof. Do you have any experience with cagrireta or only cag? What tips could you give me for the cag dosage to start (for guys like me who have insane appetite)?
Thanks for your help bro
My friendHi DonVito,
i think reta doesn't affect my appetite suppression that much, maybe because the glp-1 receptor affinity is significantly lower than tirzepatide/semaglutide. But i like the metabolic benefits from reta, so i decided to maintain 2.5mg and add cagrilintide on top to kill my hunger. I'm in a deep cut right now and my body sent leptin near to zero and ghrelin trough the roof. Do you have any experience with cagrireta or only cag? What tips could you give me for the cag dosage to start (for guys like me who have insane appetite)?
Thanks for your help bro
If you are mainly interested in appetite suppression, honestly.
Sema is king… hahaha
Do yourself a favor and go simpler and cheaper.
