I've been using retatrutide and wanted to get some feedback from people who have more experience with it. Currently, I'm on 6 mg/week. Looking back, I'm wondering if I increased the dose too aggressively by moving from 2 mg to 6 mg too quickly. Since reaching 6 mg, I've noticed several issues: - Significant appetite suppression - Increased fatigue - Poor workout performance and recovery - Lower overall energy levels throughout the day I'm also starting to think my carbohydrate intake may be too low because I don't feel energetic during training sessions anymore. One thing I've observed is that I'm rarely hungry during the day. If I do get hungry in the afternoon, I'll usually have a Diet Coke or coffee, which completely kills my appetite again. For dinner (usually around 10:30–11:00 PM), I force myself to eat either: - ~300 g boneless chicken, or - ~350 g cottage cheese Along with 2 scoops of whey protein. However, I started noticing that my sleep quality was getting worse. My theory was that the large protein intake late at night might be affecting something hormonally. Over the last four days, I've stopped taking whey protein with dinner, and my sleep has noticeably improved. The strange thing is that I'm still feeling sleepy during the afternoon. Current protocol: - Retatrutide: 6 mg/week - BPC-157: 500 mcg on alternate days I also have: - TB-500 - GHK-Cu (used it for about 3 months and have since stopped) My questions are: 1. Did I increase retatrutide too aggressively? 2. Would it make sense to reduce the dose or even stop it for 1–2 weeks? 3. Should I get blood work done before making changes? 4. Has anyone experienced similar fatigue, appetite suppression, recovery issues, and sleep changes at higher doses? 5. Would adding something like MOTS-c or tesamorelin make sense here, or would that just complicate things further? At the moment, I'm a bit confused about whether this is simply too much retatrutide, inadequate nutrition (especially carbs), or something else entirely.

The last week has been interesting. I planned to eat super healthy while using the Reta/CJC blend on top of my TRT. It started out great, felt great, cut fat quick, but last week I was really drained. I've been working on a massive project, 18hrs a day in front of the computer most days, waking up in the middle of the night with an idea and working a few hours etc. So the mental drain has taken its toll. My buddy sent me a really good youtube video by a Dr talking about men on TRT and Reta, and how important it is to eat carbs. I was trying to stay on a low carb diet, but he explained how the combo of TRT and Reta means that is a bad idea, the body needs glucose more so in that scenario than it would otherwise. I increased my carb intake significantly and the results have been great! Im looking much leaner and my energy is back! I'll do a weigh in and update you guys on progress soon! Carbs aren't always the enemy.

Hi everyone!! How do you store your powers for long term storage? I've been freezing in a dark case made for this purpose with the moisture packets. Advice...if allowed?

Retatrutide is a next-generation triple incretin agonist being studied for body-weight reduction and metabolic control. It targets GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors, which may explain why some users report stronger appetite suppression and faster weight changes compared to single-pathway approaches. What stands out: - Appetite regulation: Reduced hunger and fewer food cravings - Energy balance: The glucagon component may increase energy expenditure in some people - Consistency: Many report steadier weekly weight trends rather than sharp drops - Tolerance: GI effects can occur early; responses vary widely by individual This isn’t advice—just an overview of why retatrutide is getting attention in weight-loss discussions. Discussion: Have you noticed differences in appetite control or weight trend compared to other incretin-based options? Check it out here: https://felixchem.is/refer/23606/ or compare prices here: https://discountchems.com

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