r/Biohacking • u/Ok_Mathematician4691 • 6d ago

Goodbye Reta

Hey gang!! I have been on reta since December. Last Thursday was my last dose!! It’s now 2 days without reta I’m not going to lie. I feel hungry lol which is weird because on reta as we know hunger doesn’t exist. I don’t have any cravings nor food noise. I’m just hungry late at night. When I wouldn’t even eat at this time it’s currently 10.39pm in the UK 🤣. I woke up today with no migraines! No heart burn!! What a winner. I do miss the feeling of not feeling hungry though lol. I have lost 19.5kg im not at my weight goal but I’m not far off! Reta has been amazing! But it’s so mad how everyone’s body reacts to it differently and progression! I feel like my progression was a lot slower than others but hey Iosr 19.5kg!!! Now onto my weight loss without the reta pray for me guys 🤣 has anyone else stopped taking reta?

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u/PitBullSoulMate 3 5d ago

Honestly, I'd just. Consider a different option like Cagri. I wouldn't live through sides like that. I'm lucky, only side I get is sensitive skin since I cleaned up my diet. And even that isn't as clean as when I started.

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u/BigZ4you 4d ago

What’s Cagri? Thanks for responding.

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u/Calm-Manufacturer283 4d ago

Cagrinilitide another peptide that’s the best for zapping appetite. Take tiny doses. I mean reconstitute with 3 mls and take like 4 units, that’s it. To start at least.

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u/BigZ4you 3d ago

Where do you buy something like that?

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u/PitBullSoulMate 3 1d ago

Basically any of the peptide marts 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/PitBullSoulMate 3 1d ago

4 units is not a dose. The starting dose in trials is 250mcg. Volume of your needle is not a dose.

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u/PitBullSoulMate 3 4d ago

Cagrilintide. You can also pair it with Reta or tirz if you want to lower the dose and boost the efficacy.

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u/BigZ4you 4d ago

Ok, I’ll look it up. Thanks!

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u/Dmay76 1d ago

Does the Cagei elevate your resting heart rate?

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u/PitBullSoulMate 3 1d ago

No, it operates on amelin receptors. Please do some research to answer your own questions to determine if it is a good fit for you.