Cagrilintide: What 7 Users Report

Retatrutide and Vodka. Excited to share the most surreal experience I’ve had in the last 20 years. Hoping it helps or inspires someone out there. For almost 3 decades, my daily routine has been to drink 1-2 liters of Vodka, I'm a semi functioning alcoholic. A few weeks into my reta experience (when i started i combined with cagri) and something I never imaged happened. I took my first sip of the day, which usuallyends with me chugging the glass, but I couldn't go beyond the first sip; my body simply refused it. Forced myself to slowly taper off instead of quitting all of a sudden due to the health concerns. 4 months into this and I am proud to say am alcohol free, I have regained family and friends I hadn't spoken to in years. Oh and I lost so much weight but that's 5% of what I am grateful for. The craziest part is this requires 0 will power, I tried rehabs in the past and it was always so hard and so much friction, just to end up at the same bottle; life changed.

I was on 10 mg Tirz using official channels and barely lost any weight. I swapped to Reta to save money and titrated up to 10 mg and gained weight instead. I cant feel any appetite suppression on either of them after 5 months. Adding Cagri though was a gamechanger, I started dropping in weight quickly after 2 weeks so I hope this holds for me.

Here’s how trying to finish my weight loss went: Ozempic: lost 50 pounds. Tirzepatide: lost another 67. Fourteen pounds left to goal. Switched to retatrutide. Three months later, I’d gained ten pounds and the anxiety was interfering with everyday life. I eventually stopped reta and moved back to tirzepatide with cagrilintide. The following month I lost six pounds and felt much better. I’d already lost 117 p

25M. Been on Reta for about 2.5 months. Only lost 9 lbs (253 -> 244). Not bad but I was expecting more. This week will be my 4th dose of 6mg and it seems like appetite suppression isn’t nearly as strong since going 4mg -> 6mg, I get hungry all the time. Also key caveat - I intend to make this easy as possible mentally - meaning, I don’t want to do strict dieting and exercise (I know I sound stupid for saying that and I shouldn’t be expecting dramatic weight loss). However, in recent weeks I’ve been doing cardio (pickleball 2-3x a week) which is an improvement because I’ve been a sedentary office employee for 5 yrs. Anyway, my question: do I up the Reta to 8mg? Do I add Cagri or Elora? Or go up to 8mg AND add Cagri or Elora? Or drop everything and switch to Tirz ?? Helppppp! #notmedicaladvice

I used to date a hot gym bro that was against glp-1s and I would always say that I was against taking them too. Like I sincerely thought the side effects and possible long term consequences were not worth pinning yourself every week and that it was just a question of discipline to keep track of calories and exercise 4 times a week. We broke up, I gained a massive amount of weight and 18 months later, I'm on reta and about to stack cagri for appetite control. Plus considering Selank and MOTS-C for mitochondrial repair. I guess I should have just shut the f up.

My YT channel got canceled after sharing the life changing benefits on GHK,NAD,Semax/Selank,KPV, DISP,Tesa,Cagri and Reta. I shut down in a second after almost 1k subs. Heart broken to lose my community- I’m glad I found you!

I’m only a year in to my “journey”. Started off on MJ. So far I’ve done Reta, Ghk-cu, MOTs-C, Ipamorelin, Cagrilintide, MT2 & Klow. This is the same guy who was all against “fat jabs”. I love peptides and I can’t stop.