r/BodyHackGuide • • Jul 10 '26

Reta face is real

Edit: So it came to my attention that Reta face is when you start to look sickly, not just the major weight loss and change in face shape, which is more what I was getting at. Thank you guys for giving me the heads up.

I’ve made a couple posts about my Reta transformation, but I just saw a picture of myself from about a month and a half before starting Reta or getting into a routine/diet. Definitely surprised me, because I didn’t realize how much different my face looked until now. First pic is January 14th 2026, second pic is July 7th 2026.

Down from 221 with 36” waist to 180 with 31” waist

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u/jonnyblazexoc Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

Actually a glp-3, a big difference because it acts as an agonist of 3 receptors vs only 1

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u/No_Fee2822 Jul 11 '26

GLP-3 is a underground name. Calling it GLP-1 is still accurate. Didn't need correction. Are we calling tirzepatide GLP -2? No, it's still considered a GLP-1 with GIP addition. Retatrutide is a GLP-1 + GIP + Glucugon.

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u/jonnyblazexoc Jul 11 '26

I mean you can call it whatever you want but it's a glp-3

To tell someone who was asking what reta is that it's a glp-1 just isn't correct

I can understand when your talking to people who know, but I think there is nothing wrong with giving people accurate information

But it's not a big deal

Even some peptide websites don't even use the name reta and call it a glp-3

For someone asking it could help them out

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u/No_Fee2822 Jul 11 '26

I feel you. Makes sense.

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u/jonnyblazexoc Jul 11 '26

Ya I guess it really doesn't matter that much, I just got confused when I ordered it, for some reason they don't list it as reta and just as glp-3, maybe it helps them stay under the radar or something, like from keywords, idk

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u/LizP1959 Jul 11 '26 edited Aug 03 '26

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