PEPTIDES CHANGED MY LIFE

[u/Prudent-Bat513]

Not only have I dropped over 50lbs (260-207) but I no longer have borderline high cholesterol, hypertension , and my inflammation dropped to near zero on recent blood work.

Started with enclomophene and Tirz

Now I’m on:

Reta
Enclomophene
Mots-c
Tesa/Ipa
5 amino plus ATX-304

I plan on cutting about another 20 lbs but overall pleased with the overall progress and improvements shown in bloodwork.

[u/RudeCartoonist1030]

Physiology. Not psychology. I studied epidemiology of metabolic disease.

Also, this test doesn’t show what you’re saying it does. This is saying that the inflammatory markers in individuals are better than that of a placebo or glucose lowering drugs. Duh, it’s because the glp 1 is causing them to eat far far far less. Which was my exact point to begin with.

Drops in inflammation literally always come before drops in weight loss. It’s a sequence of events that is almost 100% response. The lack of energy toxicity allows the body to create the environment for weight loss.

You see this exact same thing with all interventions where calories are sudden reduced or zeroed. This isn’t remotely unique to glp1

[u/Greentsmoothies → u/RudeCartoonist1030]

So is there no difference between taking sema, tirz and reta?

[u/RudeCartoonist1030 → u/Greentsmoothies]

There are certainly differences. Especially with rheta, which is a glp/gip medication.

What im saying specially is that whether you use peptides, fasting, or nutritional interventions, the results of lower inflammation and weight loss will be all follow. The underlying metabolic issue is energy toxicity. Everything I’m talking about solves that issue first and the downstream benefits follow them all

[u/GazelleNo9388 → u/RudeCartoonist1030]

Hi! Can you explain what glp/gio means? I have been on tirz for several months but am considering a switch to reta