零售和酒精

[PepDino]

Fortunately, I haven’t experienced the worsened hangovers everyone talks about. I typically hydrate a lot when I drink, so maybe it’s more to do with the that.

 

[PepDino]

Has anyone here who normally enjoys being drunk actually been drunk while on reta? I understand the lack of desire to actually drink, but how does it feel when you are drinking a substantial amount?

I've lost interest in going out getting drunk over the last year or so, but not because of reta, I've only been on it for 2 weeks. I just got tired of it and I'm more focused on my goals than caring about getting drunk. Saying that, there are a couple occasions coming up in the next couple months where I'm basically scheduling a break to go out drinking with friends. I'm wondering if it's still going to be the same fun, enjoyable feeling once I'm drunk as it normally is. One of the occasions is my bachelor party, so I'm definitely going to be getting drinks bought for me lol.

Being drunk feels mostly the same for me. I enjoy it more on Reta, perhaps because I’m going at a slower pace than before, but still getting the social and ‘good feelz’ benefits from alcohol.

 

[mybodyisasewer]

Ok so reading this thread of everyone having the same experience I did... Lily cured alcoholism and fatty liver disease in the same peptide. Holy crap.

Quadrillion dollar drug.

 

[TooGood76]

Fortunately, I haven’t experienced the worsened hangovers everyone talks about. I typically hydrate a lot when I drink, so maybe it’s more to do with the that.

It's the sugar and carbs that give people the hangovers, if you are a mixed drink or wine drinker they are way worse on all glps

 

[PepDino]

It's the sugar and carbs that give people the hangovers, if you are a mixed drink or wine drinker they are way worse on all glps

That makes sense. I drink either beer or Bourbon on the rocks with nothing added. Can’t do sugary drinks.

 

[Imfrijole]

I just get fuller faster. I was at a bar the other day and my god it took me an hour to drink 1.5 beers. I still drink though and I do not get buzzed faster like others are saying.

 

[drswole]

It's the sugar and carbs that give people the hangovers, if you are a mixed drink or wine drinker they are way worse on all glps

this. i never get hangovers, but i noticed if i drink beer now, i wake up with a headache. If i drink spirits straight or with soda water, i dont get a headache

 

[TooGood76]

this. i never get hangovers, but i noticed if i drink beer now, i wake up with a headache. If i drink spirits straight or with soda water, i dont get a headache

You can still get a hangover from just the alcohol effects but the sugar makes it way worse. Wine hangovers have always been notorious for this reason.

 

[RascalRaccoon]

I went to a show and bought two rtd margaritas. I was struggling to even start, let alone finish the second one but wanted it gone before the band started so forced it down. Regretted it the whole time trying to mosh. So for me it's the fact that I get full so quickly haha. Previously I would pregame on the way, then have several more at the venue and be thinking of more between sets.

 

[Turnus]

Started Reta on March 2 and had been a regular beer drinker for years. Beers sounds awful for me on this. Went to a few breweries a couple of weeks ago with friends and had no desire to drink.

Bourbon on the other had I'm finding that I still enjoy 1 or 2 on Friday and Saturday nights. Would usually previously have put down 4 or 5.

I've switched to drinking Long Drinks and other sugar free seltzers when out socializing.

 

[IMT11]

On top of that, these drugs slow gastric emptying significantly, which changes how alcohol is absorbed. Normally alcohol absorption depends on how fast it reaches the small intestine, and when the stomach empties slowly, the absorption becomes slower and more erratic. The rapid onset that makes drinking feel rewarding is essentially gone.

This has been fascinating. My desire to drink (and my drinking) in general has gone way down and last week I was out with friends decided to "force" myself to have a few drinks and I never got that buzzed or drunk feeling I would normally start feeling after a few drinks (which in turn is just another thing that discourages you from drinking).

 

[IMT11]

Has anyone here who normally enjoys being drunk actually been drunk while on reta? I understand the lack of desire to actually drink, but how does it feel when you are drinking a substantial amount?

I've lost interest in going out getting drunk over the last year or so, but not because of reta, I've only been on it for 2 weeks. I just got tired of it and I'm more focused on my goals than caring about getting drunk. Saying that, there are a couple occasions coming up in the next couple months where I'm basically scheduling a break to go out drinking with friends. I'm wondering if it's still going to be the same fun, enjoyable feeling once I'm drunk as it normally is. One of the occasions is my bachelor party, so I'm definitely going to be getting drinks bought for me lol.

I have had 3 times in the 5 weeks that I have had > 1 drink in a night, the first time I had 4-5 drinks and I felt pretty buzzed/intoxicated - but this was about 4-5 days after my first ever injection. Since then the other 2 times which were 3 and 5 weeks after my first dose and neither of those times I felt anything, no buzz, nothing. Honestly just felt tired and like a waste off time.

 

[jjplantgeek]

Has anyone here who normally enjoys being drunk actually been drunk while on reta? I understand the lack of desire to actually drink, but how does it feel when you are drinking a substantial amount?

I've lost interest in going out getting drunk over the last year or so, but not because of reta, I've only been on it for 2 weeks. I just got tired of it and I'm more focused on my goals than caring about getting drunk. Saying that, there are a couple occasions coming up in the next couple months where I'm basically scheduling a break to go out drinking with friends. I'm wondering if it's still going to be the same fun, enjoyable feeling once I'm drunk as it normally is. One of the occasions is my bachelor party, so I'm definitely going to be getting drinks bought for me lol.

I came here to say this! I was drinking mostly beer prior to starting Tirz in October, followed by Reta in January. I was probably drinking 70+ units a week for YEARS. I don't think I have been drunk in the sense I used to since I started these meds.

The times I drink 3-4 drinks when out with friends I generally feel like complete ass the next day. There will be a little buzz that may go along with the drinks, but I don't really like the feeling anymore.

My wife it's hit even harder. She used to enjoy a wine or cocktail but I rarely will see her even finish a single drink.

 

[IMT11]

I just get fuller faster. I was at a bar the other day and my god it took me an hour to drink 1.5 beers. I still drink though and I do not get buzzed faster like others are saying.

Beer in particular has been almost impossible. I used to be able to put down 5-10 light beers relatively "easily" and post-Reta I can barely have one. I had 2 a week ago and felt full/bloated for basically 24 hours. Not sure if it's the carbonation or what.

 

[DoubtProcrastinate]

Reta has broken the behavior of "I had a very stressful day/week, I'm going to down a few beers to calm down"

I have been able to enjoy a beer (single), slowly, and spaced away from meals. Nothing like before where a Friday night after work i might drink a between 6 and 12.

 

[Mushasha 60398]

I've had two beers in 8 months on Reta, and each of those took an hour to drink. This is after having been a hard drinker for over 20 years. It wasn't even anything that I was aware of, or consciously trying to do, but I have lost all desire for alcohol. People can drink in front of me, or try to twist my arm, and they are no longer triggers for me. I'm just not interested anymore. I'll always have some around for this effect alone, because I like that alcohol, or the absence of it, isn't a driving force in my life any longer.

I’m on week 2 and I still enjoy a few beers once a week. I do drink less of them though. I just haven’t found that Reta suppressed my want to drink much. Maybe it takes time?

 

[CNCCurrency]

I’m on week 2 and I still enjoy a few beers once a week. I do drink less of them though. I just haven’t found that Reta suppressed my want to drink much. Maybe it takes time?

Probably being only 2 weeks in.

 

[A-Train]

I'm never having a drink again on this stuff. I had one single drink and all was fine until about 2-3 hours later and got some of the worst nausea I've ever had in my life.

 

[ultima thule]

I gave up drinking a good few years ago, and the only time I make an exception is when on holiday....then I sip cold beer whole days round, taking a sunbathing near the swimming pool, or on the beach. Just booked my holiday in the sun, and I'm afraid it might be spoiled, because I can't even think about any alcohol when on Reta now. Will have to stick to the lovely coconut water, they have in Spain, and it's the only liquid I used to drink except beer when out there

 

[mybodyisasewer]

Beer in particular has been almost impossible. I used to be able to put down 5-10 light beers relatively "easily" and post-Reta I can barely have one. I had 2 a week ago and felt full/bloated for basically 24 hours. Not sure if it's the carbonation or what.

我仍然会和朋友出去喝酒，现在改喝百加得朗姆酒加健怡可乐，因为这样更容易下咽。我现在喝啤酒的样子肯定像个酒鬼，所以考虑到没人知道我服用兴奋剂，改喝啤酒是必要的。