Less than a year, 100+ pounds lost. It works

[LaughingDuck]

I joined last year during October, finally made the jump on the 27th, while it took awhile to get really moving I stuck with it.

First 10 months was Triz (5mg max) and Cagrillintide (1mg max), the last month I replaced Cagrillintide with Retritruide (2mg)

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My goal hasn't been reached but it feels great being close. For people on the fence, give it a go

 

[m100568]

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Yep. It works. Down 110lbs and 45% of my body weight in about a year and happily in maintenance. Don't forget the back story for most of us -- decades of yo yo failed diets. I would just add, finally something that works.

 

[CrimsonTaco47]

I joined last year during October, finally made the jump on the 27th, while it took awhile to get really moving I stuck with it.

First 10 months was Triz (5mg max) and Cagrillintide (1mg max), the last month I replaced Cagrillintide with Retritruide (2mg)

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My goal hasn't been reached but it feels great being close. For people on the fence, give it a go

I just wanna confirm you’re taking tirz and Reta together right now? I’m curious why? I found the tirz gave me almost too much of a loss of food noise to the point I never ate, but Reta doesn’t really give me as much as I’d like. But I’m just curious why you chose to combine the tirz/cagri and Reta/tirz if you’re willing to share

 

[LaughingDuck]

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Yep. It works. Down 110lbs and 45% of my body weight in about a year and happily in maintenance. Don't forget the back story for most of us -- decades of yo yo failed diets. I would just add, finally something that works.

Nice, that's amazing. Im sure you feel like a billion dollars, glad it's worked. I know about those yo yo diets too.

I just wanna confirm you’re taking tirz and Reta together right now? I’m curious why? I found the tirz gave me almost too much of a loss of food noise to the point I never ate, but Reta doesn’t really give me as much as I’d like. But I’m just curious why you chose to combine the tirz/cagri and Reta/tirz if you’re willing to share

I read on here that there is a uptick and that you should pen twice a week instead of 1. Some graph and stuff. So, I was always gonna order Triz due to it being superior Ozempic, decided I would try a experimental one, wanted Reta but it was out of stock at the time at Nexaph. So I tried Cagrillintide.

I will say I got lots of nausea from it for a few weeks but after that it was smooth.

I continued doing two pins a week because it simply worked and there's no reason to change it if it works for you. I changed to Reta because they say it's superior at fat burning and keeping muscle (lifting rn so it made sense).

So far, I've been losing faster since switching to Reta.

 

[Brock Samson]

Great work! When you swapped to the Reta, did you feel an energy boost?

 

[LaughingDuck]

Great work! When you swapped to the Reta, did you feel an energy boost?

At first I got nasua but it's hard to tell. I work outside most of the day, but have had energy to lift weights. So id say yes but hard to tell.

 

[Loveandpeaceandjoy]

I joined last year during October, finally made the jump on the 27th, while it took awhile to get really moving I stuck with it.

First 10 months was Triz (5mg max) and Cagrillintide (1mg max), the last month I replaced Cagrillintide with Retritruide (2mg)

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My goal hasn't been reached but it feels great being close. For people on the fence, give it a go

Congratulations