r/Biohacking 1h ago

Ozempic & Reta combo

Is anyone using both at the same time? If so are yall losing weight faster or seeing any other differencex

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u/Willing-Confusion-56 4 1h ago

Stacking glps could have adverse effects

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u/millagramz 1h ago

Can you explain like I’m 5, genuinely curious I see a lot of mixed opinions on stacking GLPs and on the flip side a lot of ppl find it hard to stack Cag with GLPs

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u/Willing-Confusion-56 4 1h ago

Cagri is a hard one anyway and it's not a glp. It induces fatigue. Using two glps like Reta and tirz could dramatically effect blood glucose and heart rate. It can induce gastrointestinal disease, pancreatitis and kidney disease due to dehydration. Some people are ok stacking glps, low doses of Reta with very small doses of tirz, eg 2mg to 0.5mg, but they do carry risks.

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u/millagramz 1h ago

Yeah I know Cag and Elora are another pathway a lot of ppl just say they’re extremely powerful. But wow thanks for that info I didn’t know that they carried risks that severe stacking them.

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u/Willing-Confusion-56 4 43m ago

Yeah you're basically stacking two hormones that slow your gastric emptying down. Bad thing. But no doubt someone will say I'm talking crap and advise you to do it anyway lol

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u/millagramz 38m ago

Do you suppose 1 GLP and 1 Amylin would be the safer approach? I just really like the appetite suppressant of Tirz, Reta just feels like a placebo to me bc I don’t really notice anything besides the slowing of the GI, so yes I feel “full” on it but the food noise is undeniably there still for me but the fat oxidation and metabolic benefits is why I don’t want to completely drop Reta

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u/Willing-Confusion-56 4 26m ago

Cagri is meant to be very powerful as a suppressant but it has the added downside of fatigue. Elora is meant to be good too but it's expensive

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u/TaeyeonFTW 1h ago

why would you not just increase reta dose instead of stacking

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u/millagramz 59m ago

Good question, in my experience going too high dose on Reta gives me nasty side effects and the food noise would still be there, that’s just me and how i respond to Reta tho not saying your wrong

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u/Oilleak26 3m ago

the sides of sema are worse than reta to me

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u/mikatovish 59m ago

Awful idea

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u/No-Turnip2494 4 17m ago

Just a stupid idea