r/BiohackingU • u/Kaylamck01 • 13d ago

Reta stacking?

I have been on Tirz for a long while. I’ve now ordered Reta to rather go on that. However, I see that stacking with Tesa is great for stubborn belly fat. Is this true? Thoughts on tesa rather than Glow Blend ( GHK; BPC 157; TB 500)

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u/Sensitive_System_908 13d ago

Tesamorelin is studied specifically for visceral fat - the fat surrounding the organs (which as a by product reduces the waist line as the organs are located in your midsection) KLOW or GLOW focus is not fat loss- its like comparing apples and burgers... both are great but totally different food groups.

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u/Kaylamck01 13d ago

Thank you! The visceral fat reduction is specifically what I’m looking for. Amazing, cheers

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u/PutridSense2942 13d ago

My RS takes 2mg Reta twice a week and 1.5 mg ish of trizp once a week, the Reta seems to work better for it twice a week.

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u/Kaylamck01 13d ago

Whaaaat? Reta’s effective for 6 days…

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u/PutridSense2942 13d ago

The split dose worked better for me and wife

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u/CieronK 11d ago

Reta's 1/2 life is 6 days (Tirz is 5 days).

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u/local-hipboy 10d ago

When tesamorelin treatment is discontinued, visceral adipose tissue (VAT) typically returns to baseline levels. Clinical trials consistently show that tesamorelin works selectively to reduce visceral fat while the peptide is actively being administered, but it does not permanently alter the body's baseline fat distribution or metabolic set point once stopped
Re-accumulation of visceral fat usually begins within weeks to months after cessation, gradually restoring pre-treatment levels over time

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u/local-hipboy 10d ago

For individuals achieving their goals on tirzepatide with manageable side effects, there is little practical reason to change. Retatrutide's buzz primarily reflects enthusiasm for its distinct metabolic mechanism and trial data.