I've been taking Reta since June titrating from 0.

Brother-in-law asked me about reta. Tells me he took 20 units yesterday and feels like he's going to pass out. I ask, how many mg? "50 mg" I said that has to be the vial amount. How much BAC water did you reconstitute it with? "What's that" how much liquid did you add? "It was already a liquid" does the vial say anything? "50 mg" that's a lot 10,20,30mg are much more common. What did you pay for it? "$50” You sure it's 50mg, that's telegram channel prices?. "So I over paid" The lack of research people are doing before starting peptides is astonishing.

Just wanted to update my reta speed run. Week 6 now 33 lbs lost. Starting weight 307lbs. 35 yo male. Former Marine / athlete. Before I started i bulked up and got the strongest I've ever been. Muscular build but carried a lot of extra fat for sure. As far as health concerns, my labs look incredible. All bloodwork shows improvement and my fatty liver is decreasing. For those concerned about gallbladder, I already had it removed. I've had zero side effects. I may be considered a "super responder". My strength has decreased maybe 10% but my conditioning and cardio has since tripled. I've also started KLOW and MOTSC. I know some take it nice and slow and lose 10 lbs a year but I never planned this to happen. My max dose on reta has never exceeded 3.5 mg maybe. Dosing maybe 4-6 days as I feel it wearing off. I enjoy the comments and hope to get more input.

I have been on Retatrutide for 90 days as of tomorrow. Around the same time, I started taking daily low-dose Tadalafil at 5 mg per day. Shortly after, I began taking 140 mg of testosterone per week, divided up twice/wk, along with 750 mg of HCG. I then started taking 20 mg per day of Telmisartan, followed shortly thereafter by LDN (currently at 4.5 mg before bed each day). I have a regiment of supplements (NAC, TUDCA, Taurine, Magnesium Glycinate, L-theanine, Methylene Blue, D3/k2), and 600mg injectable Glutathione/wk. But I am also drinking about 375 mL of vodka per day. I know it's killing me. I hate what it does to my family, my body, and my mind, but I don't know how to stop. I am hoping, with just the smallest bit of hope that I have left, that this regiment is doing at least the bare minimum to add some extra years to my life while I figure out how to kill this demon.