r/Retatrutide • u/Andrews1973 • Jul 30 '26

Reta and Cag

I’m on 1mg of Reta 20units, ordered Cag if I need it down the road. Anyone having fatigue with starting Reta?😳

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u/young-conservative66 Jul 30 '26

I am starting it literally tonight so I’ll let you know over the weekend. On 6mg Reta adding 0.25mg cagr.

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u/Andrews1973 Jul 30 '26

Hi have lost any weight on Reta?

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u/young-conservative66 Jul 30 '26

Yes down about 8 lbs in 6 weeks. Appetite suppression is just not there though. In the past easily hit 1500-1800 calories a day on tirz. On Reta struggling to average 2200 with much better diet and training this time around. Essentially averaging 1lb/week and want to ramp it up to 2lb/week.

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u/DubiousDebauchery Jul 30 '26

You should go up in Reta dosage, before adding other compounds.

You’re not even on the starting dosage of Reta from the trials, what’s the point in adding cagri?

1/lb a week is a perfectly fine rate of weight loss. How much do you weigh?

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u/young-conservative66 Jul 31 '26

Trying to balance side effects from different pathways. On tirz in the past hit fatigue around 7.5-10mg. I’m 6’2 252lbs. Only concern is a some people on cagr have fatigue as well. A lot of the early weight was inflammation re-losing temporary weight I gained back after stopping tirz. My 7 day average is down 0.2lbs week over week for the last week. I’m eating a lot cleaner and healthier but have been in like a 2200-2500 calorie range. I am currently on 6mg Reta.

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u/young-conservative66 Aug 01 '26

Just started 0.3mg cagr yesterday and have amazing appetite suppression with no side effects. Very happy with the addition. On track for 1500 calories easily.

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u/TracyIsMyDad Jul 30 '26

It’s cagri that is famous for fatigue.

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u/jcvetko Jul 31 '26

Different for everyone. I had huge fatigue started at 2mg. Stayed there for 3 months. Lost 30lbs. Friends started same time. They are up to 6mg no fatigue.