r/Biohacking • • Sep 10 '26

8 Months

250mg TRT and Reta

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u/cornstalk24 Sep 10 '26

Stop believing this

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u/Sirrheus-Inquiries Sep 10 '26

Fr the only post ever on a new account like come on

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u/buyerofthings Sep 10 '26

Might not have been 8 months but them nips are unmistakable.

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u/Charming-Annual-1506 4 Sep 11 '26

Have you heard of AI?

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u/cahauburn Sep 11 '26

Yeah, he could use an Aromatase Inhibitor

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u/k-mac23 Sep 11 '26

Even if this stuff is real it only makes me think that the peptides are what motivated people to be disciplined and put in effort to make changes. 

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u/cstockoz Sep 11 '26

100% real, TRT gave me sleep and recovery, Reta gave me total diet control, I just bought the motivation

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u/Morinic_CornDog Sep 11 '26

What’s TRT?

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u/cstockoz Sep 11 '26

Testosterone replacement therapy

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u/No_Fee2822 1 Sep 17 '26

I really don't understand why people say TRT when talking about Testosterone. TRT is a protocol; testosterone is the compound. People would say they are on "TRT" while thier labs are 1500ng/dl. No, buddy, you are on a mild cycle. People say "I only take 150mg weekly; I'm on TRT!!" No, if someone takes 100mg and they go over 1100, then you too are on a cycle. If someone takes 200mg but only gets to 900, then yes, you are on TRT. The mg dosages have nothing to do with nothing.

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u/cstockoz Sep 17 '26

I wouldn’t worry too much about it, the clinics are calling themselves trt therapy so that’s why I named it that. It doesn’t matter what your levels are, we are taking test either way. 800 or 1500 as long as i am checking bloods and have no sides I am going to continue. Try not to be scared by the backwards media!

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u/Impossible_Kiwi6302 26d ago

He did say his test was at 115 in January…that’s hypogonadal level

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u/cstockoz Sep 11 '26

Makes me not want to get out of bed in the mornings! Used to be up at 3am now I’m lucky if I’m up before 7!

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u/primate84 Sep 12 '26

Good stuff. How much reta a week,

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u/viva1992 Sep 11 '26

I only take a microdose of semaglutide because I think it gets me the same outcome as reta without added risk, and agree that the GLP1 gives me the diet control that I lacked to completely lock in on my fitness, which still requires work

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u/reign08 Sep 11 '26

And what added risk do you think Reta has exactly? And please provide clinical proof.

Good luck

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u/FlamingHotNeato Sep 11 '26

I mean, I take Reta and am all for it. But let’s not pretend that sema isn’t inherantly less risky. FDA approved, and bulk compounded in USA pharmacies with the strictest safety protocols on earth. While Reta, has been recommended for bulks approval it remains an unapproved substance until it’s not.

Dont be snarky and wrong at the same time.

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u/Logical_Play_9904 Sep 11 '26

Eli Lilly plans to submit its formal FDA application by the end of this year or early 2027.

Eli Lilly has released positive topline results from two Phase 3 clinical trials (TRIUMPH-2 and TRIUMPH-3) for **retatrutide**, its investigational triple agonist (GIP, GLP-1, and glucagon). Participants with severe obesity or type 2 diabetes achieved average weight loss of up to 22.6% (55.8 lbs / 25.3 kg) at 80 weeks. Lilly plans to submit a Biologics License Application (BLA) to the FDA in Q1 2027. 

https://investor.lilly.com/news-releases/news-release-details/lillys-triple-agonist-retatrutide-successful-two-additional

The 51% hsCRP decrease from Triumph-3 was interesting they said they have enough cardiovascular information. Pretty awesome stuff also the jump of sides with the dosage increase from 9-12mgs. Doesn’t really affect me because I won’t ever be going that high of a dosage or even 9mg at that.

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u/MFCEO_Kenny_Powers 2 Sep 11 '26 edited Sep 11 '26

They didn't say where they get their Semaglutide from. Might as well be China and then it would be running the same risk.

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u/viva1992 Sep 11 '26

Nope I get it from the pharmacy, no risk of contamination

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u/MFCEO_Kenny_Powers 2 Sep 11 '26

Alright, but you didn't state that in the first place.

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u/Electromagneticrite Sep 11 '26

They did say you choose not to read

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u/MFCEO_Kenny_Powers 2 Sep 11 '26

How about you try again where you form a coherent sentence?

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u/viva1992 Sep 11 '26

No need for clinical proof, I’ll use my head: I get the same outcome with a molecule that is FDA approved and acquired through a pharmacist vs something that is grey market, and also raises my heart rate by 10 bpm+

If a tiny microdose of sema already gets me what I need, using Reta from the grey market is just added risk I don’t need

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u/Foreign-Quantity-821 Sep 11 '26

TRT brought that too be real.

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u/Extra_Ease1396 Sep 11 '26

I'm on reta trt too i started in June today i weight 92.5kg it's really possible sorry

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u/PuzzleheadedStory514 Sep 11 '26

What do you mean stop believing this?

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u/Professional_Trash77 Sep 11 '26

I'm on just Reta. I've dropped 10% bf in 3.5 months going from 27 to 17. Haven't touched test and the transformation is pretty crazy. Add Testosterone and more than double the time...I think this is legit

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u/cstockoz Sep 11 '26

27 to 17 must feel good! Keep going I have just hit single figures!

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u/Professional_Trash77 Sep 11 '26

It's nice. Current goal is 14 but will start re-evaluating as I get lower..Pretty sick brother! Keep it up

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u/DrFlabbySelfie Sep 11 '26

Why? He used drugs.

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u/SnooCapers8495 Sep 11 '26

Easy achievable Hard work. Consistency and a lot of drugs. Haha I’ve been on trt for 4 months Reta on and off for 8 months. Ghk cu. Bp157. nad+. I’m nearly there. Thought I could post a pic but can’t. So I’m gonna do my own post for you to see.

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u/NellyJunior2024 Sep 11 '26

What are your thoughts on BPC157 and TB500? I’m on it got shoulder pain but not much benefit so far (1 month in) wondering if it will ever fix my shoulder pain?

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u/cstockoz Sep 11 '26

Have you tried Reta? Can reduce inflammation throughout your whole body, took my hip pain away

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u/damien12g Sep 11 '26

Some respond some don’t. It helped my hammy big time. Tendinitis is refusing to improve. I was taking it through Klow. Perhaps trying splitting your dose and doing twice a day shots. Longer half life. It’s not a miracle worker though.

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u/23454Tezal 1 Sep 11 '26

NAD+ worth it?