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Thread · #retatrutide · 2025-08-29

a molecule being newer does not make it better

Spun off from a message in #retatrutide on 2025-08-29. 15 messages, 4 participants.

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  • swirl_not_shake — a molecule being newer does not make it better and does not make it worse. it makes it less known, the safety picture is young 18:42
TA

extrapolation from the published trials to what people do here is the biggest weakness in the channel and it should be said out loud, its in my notes somewhere

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SN

nobody here is your clinician and this channel is the last place that should be treated as one, this channel is not a source

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TA

the purity spread across lots worries me more than the molecule does, i would want phase three first

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PP

logging this properly, so sourcing is thinner here because fewer suppliers make it and the ones that do make less of it, phase two is all we have

U1

baseline panel done so why does this channel talk in weeks rather than in steps, first time doing this

U1

triple agonist, GLP-1 and GIP and glucagon. the glucagon arm is the part with no long history, phase two is all we have

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TA

the published data is phase two, which is a very different evidence base from the licensed compounds

TA

being pedantic about the data here the triple agonist mechanism is well described. what any individual feels is not attributable to a mechanism