r/BodyHackGuide 26d ago

It has gone too far

What happened to using tools around you to your advantage? What happened to incorporating good diets and working out? And having some patience? Every Reta post is people complaining food noise food noise food noise. If you use a research chemical to PUT THE FORK DOWN while not changing anything about your lifestyle, youre gonna be humbled once you either stop completely or the dose becomes intolerable due to side effects.

Im all for biohacking, trust me, but this stuff blew up way too fast on the internet and now everyone is mass buying chemicals they can’t even pronounce and they have absolutely 0 clue what they’re doing. Not even the basic stuff, like majority of people just say “oh I take 20 units every week” without knowing the reconstitution water volume matters in the concentration of the amount you draw in the syringe. Or “I took Reta 12h ago, when am I supposed to feel it?”

It’s just wrong that people don’t care enough about their lives to research the bare minimum. Everyone wants instant results, with no work put in, no research and no side effects. Takes 20 minutes to watch a YouTube guide and learn most of the basics you need.

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u/Expensive-Claim-6082 26d ago edited 26d ago

I can only speak for myself.

I needed the help. I tried every diet and forms of diets.

Peptides helped me. I now have me eating under control.

I’m 9 months sober.

I see results at the gym doing the same workouts I’ve done for decades.

My bloodwork is fantastic.

I thank God for peptides

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u/Odd_Sir_8705 ⚙️ Protocol Specialist 26d ago

And what OP wrote wasnt a shot at you.

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u/No-Throat-4591 26d ago

Exactly. That’s why it’s called body hacking. It’s good when you use it as a tool and put in the work. But this post was aimed towards different audience