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#retatrutide 2026-01-23

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  • noct.titrate — triple agonist meaning GLP-1, GIP and glucagon, have i got that right 23:14
  • noct.titrate — while im here people insist on small steps because the side effects arrive faster than on the other two 23:19
  • noct.titrate — genuine question the purity spread across lots worries me more than the molecule does 23:34
  • fibre_first — is there any long term safety data at all or is it phase 2 and hope 23:39
  • fibre_first — i was wrong to call the heart rate a non issue last year, enough people logged it that i changed my mind 23:42
FF

no idea whether the heart rate settles for everyone, mine did and one log isnt data

no long term data

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glucagon is the new bit

triple agonist yeah

NT

the half life supports weekly dosing and thats what ive done from the start

triple agonist meaning GLP-1, GIP and glucagon, have i got that right

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QH

buying this is a completely different risk conversation from the licensed compounds and that gets said too rarely, i have it written down somewhere

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NT

while im here people insist on small steps because the side effects arrive faster than on the other two

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appetite suppression at 2.4 was stronger than my tirzepatide experience at a comparable point
TRIUMPH is the phase 3 programme, thats the name to search rather than the molecule

FF

coming back to this did the phase 2 plateau or was it still moving at the end

settled by month three

genuine question the purity spread across lots worries me more than the molecule does

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AA

right so anyone reconstituting 5 vials to 2.5 so the steps come out smaller
i said 5 months ago that my heart rate had settled and it has stayed settled since

FF

is there any long term safety data at all or is it phase 2 and hope

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i was wrong to call the heart rate a non issue last year, enough people logged it that i changed my mind

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is TRIUMPH the phase 3 programme

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FF

sorry to jump in is the GI worse than tirzepatide or about the same

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