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023 // PHASE III 🧪 RETATRUTIDE TRIAL PATIENT 332.8 → 259.6 ↓73.2 TRAINING • NUTRITION • BLOODWORK

Joined June 2020
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Replying to @RetaDiary
1300 mg betaine HCl (+ 280 mg pepsin) from 2 caps of Nutricost's, before and after meals, just to make sure there's enough acidity in the stomach, especially if after 3 hours it feels like there's still stuff in the stomach
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
8 Things you need to know before starting your peptide journey 1. Get comfortable with injections. Most peptides are injected because of their bioavailability they can get destroyed before reaching the bloodstream. 2. Most peptides come from China, so testing is important to check purity levels, heavy metals, and other contaminants. The easier way to go about it is to buy from trusted vendors who have already made the process easier for you. You don’t need to start going to labs to test them. If you need a vendor, you can find one through my bio and get it delivered within 24 hours or choose anyone you feel safe with. 3. You might not see the name “Reta” on some sites. You might see “GLP-3” or something like “RT” because of regulatory controls. 4. Most peptides come in dry form, so you’ll need to reconstitute them with BAC water or sterile water. Don’t mix them with a random water source. 5. Use an alcohol swab to clean the injection site before injecting. 6. Most peptides are injected subcutaneously, into the fatty tissue around your stomach, thighs, and other areas. 7. Get your blood work done. 8. Follow quality accounts people who share their personal views and give genuine feedback, not people who share things just because they were sent to them orjust for sales. There are many great accounts out there to follow like @peptidepirate @RetaDiary @fitcap @James9thLife @nocturnmachine @GMarieSnickers
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
Badger be here for long time Reta and no drinking helped badger loose 68 lbs but badger still have 70 to go badger is very big badger learn a lot from friends here on x badger has learning disability but he can drive and things badger just want to say thank u for helping him loose wait ty frinds it free to follow and learn badger thankful @ElevateBiohack @RetaDiary @fitcapgirldad @peptidepirate @OSHOMAH01 @ThePepGuy @brentlajeunesse @Gabri3lTheGreat @Satoshipeptides
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
Gastric emptying is slowed on all GLP1’s Meat takes much much longer to go through than normal. Softer foods, especially fresh fruits, veggies, and nuts process faster. They also have major gut benefits Chee meat thoroughly, slowly, and mix in the other stuff.
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
Lost most of it naturally with Gym consistency & peptides for the rest. If you’re running peptides, don’t skip the gym. You’re just leaving results on the table.
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
Replying to @RetaDiary
Choline really helps So does eating things naturally high in fiber. Worst thing you can do is eat all meat. It doesn’t digest well
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Peptides and especially the GLP class make cutting and dieting so effortless it should be a crime Here is the complete stack I used this year Reta🏆 → the most complete fat loss tool out there hitting appetite energy and results all at once Tirz🥈 → the smoother GLP a touch gentler and great to cruise on once the weight is where you want it Mots-C🏎️ → flips on your main energy sensor pushing your body to burn fat and run more efficiently like a hard workout does 5 amino☄️ → blocks the enzyme that drains your NAD so you keep more of it for energy and fat metabolism NAD+🔋 → the coenzyme your cells run on for energy and repair that naturally drops as you age L-carnitine⚡️ → shuttles fat into your mitochondria so it can actually be burned for fuel
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
Replying to @RetaDiary
Take TUDCA with a meal once a day. Or less. It will fix all that over a few weeks.
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
Reta Day 18 update: BP 132/88 HR 84 Didn’t weigh No BP meds for 16 days Sleep: Solid 6hrs. Appetite has been decent, my preference remains mac in cheese w/ oven roasted chicken. Drinking plenty of water. Alcohol intake cont to be 50% of what I used to drink. Going to try shrimp (shrimp tray from grocery store) for dinner. No constipation issues and my gall bladder has “chilled out”. Heartburn remains tolerable, when it creeps up I take pepcid (famotidine). Energy is kind of dragging.
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
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Rapid weight loss is the main driver of gallbladder issues on GLPs (cholesterol supersaturation in bile). They also slow gallbladder emptying some, but the absolute risk is still low for most people. TUDCA is a solid option for bile flow gallbladder support during faster loss. 99% of issues that arise from a GLP are user error… The fear mongering is becoming ridiculous in this space
This guy sounds hot and bothered lol. Usually you need a certain IQ level for me to engage but here we go: Yes, gallbladder issues are a real risk with rapid weight loss and GLP use. No, that does not mean people who take Reta are going to “destroy their gallbladder.” Risk ≠ guaranteed outcome. That dramatic shit is exactly the kind of medical fearmongering I was talking about.
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Broskis... Do you want your bloodwork reviewed on the podcast, for free? We remove anything identifying and give you a private codeword so you’ll know when yours airs. We added in a section to add lifestyle details as well. We can take a look at it all. nof1pod.com/bloodwork?s=x
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
1 complete month at only 0.5mg and my life has already turned 180 Went from around 204lbs to 191 Cardio or lifting everyday Much more energy and a lot of pain in joints is gone Feeling amazing and it’s just getting started Motivated and doing things I should’ve started along time ago all thanks to a little bit of Reta and hard work
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
Shit crazy but I just hit 40lbs down on Reta, I’m not even a full 3 months. Fuck with ya boy.
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The "honeymoon phase" transition is where 90% of researchers ask if their batch lost potency, when in reality their body just adjusted to steady state! That quiet food noise + zero side effects baseline is the golden zone. 🫡
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
I’m sure this lady is nice, but fitness influencers should not be giving people GLP1 advice. I don’t know why it is that they are incapable of understanding what it’s like for people with severe metabolic issues. You should not take advice from me. What works for a person that is just optimizing is not going to work for someone who is really struggling.
I took a GLP-1 for the last 6 months. And after 10+ years in the fitness industry, here are 6 things I learned:
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
You know what, Saturday QnA, any question goes, answer will be to the best of my ability, given the question has enough context behind it Poor question: simple answer Poor question but good degree and amount of context: better answer
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
Replying to @RetaDiary
SO WELL SAID!!! Those are the beliefs that got me to lose a few pounds here and there a couple of times a year while my cumulative weight just kept going up. Just like with you, Reta provided a mental clear space, with lots of room for learning the correct methods to eat healthy, and live healthy!
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Patient 023 💉 retweeted
Replying to @BlueFlame_77
Reading comprehension really isn’t one of your strong points huh lol. I literally said how I’d use the doses for myself based on my own experience. Not “here’s the universal Reta dosing guide.”
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