Beyond the Scale: What Has Reta or Tirz Changed for You?
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The biggest change for me has been the amount of women, even married women, who have come on to me. Never in my life have I experienced that before. I am a single 40 something year old so I am available and now comfortable putting myself out there and for the past year or so have been enjoying meeting and dating several women. It feels nice to be wanted and desired by the opposite sex, but it has also come with the realization that I am especially attracted to toxic women and relationships which hasn’t been good for me either.
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@STATIEEIGHT Divorce rates too. and the Booze economy is tanking. Overall, this should be an absolute win for humanity. But it will definitely be disruptive. And the gatekeepers and statists are not going to go quietly into the night.
ResearchCat
Divorce too? Damn Retas changing the world
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The biggest change for me has been the amount of women, even married women, who have come on to me. Never in my life have I experienced that before. I am a single 40 something year old so I am available and now comfortable putting myself out there and for the past year or so have been enjoying meeting and dating several women. It feels nice to be wanted and desired by the opposite sex, but it has also come with the realization that I am especially attracted to toxic women and relationships which hasn’t been good for me either.
@denti
Part of that is probably increased confidence - maybe due to the “virtual 2” increase”
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@denti It’s been said, and I believe it, that for men in particular, being fit in your 40’s, and especially 50’s and beyond, is the biggest flex/status symbol today. Even with GLP-1’s, getting fit requires work.
As far as the rest goes, that is a trap I refuse (feels the pull….) to jump into headlong. Must. Resist. Saying. Maybe. It’s. Not. You. Damnit!
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@denti
Part of that is probably increased confidence - maybe due to the “virtual 2” increase” thing? -
Funny, but that has been debunked. But I mean, you can see it now!
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@denti It’s been said, and I believe it, that for men in particular, being fit in your 40’s, and especially 50’s and beyond, is the biggest flex/status symbol today. Even with GLP-1’s, getting fit requires work.
As far as the rest goes, that is a trap I refuse (feels the pull….) to jump into headlong. Must. Resist. Saying. Maybe. It’s. Not. You. Damnit!
@ResearchCat I tend to agree with that about being the biggest flex. I think that's what all these women I've been meeting and attracting have been attracted to. When I am out and about and look at other men my age, all I see is how unfit they are, are unkempt and put no effort in how they look, so I think I standout because I do in comparison to them. Then when we get to know each other better in these settings, they are surprised that I don't have the "baggage" of not being previously married or kids. But like I said above, I've also attracted my share of toxic women who I am drawn to and created a lot of chaos in my life.
And regarding married women. It's flattering and tempting and all, but I won't go there. I behave. I don't want to be on the other side of that situation one day in the future if I do get married.
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The biggest change for me has been the amount of women, even married women, who have come on to me. Never in my life have I experienced that before. I am a single 40 something year old so I am available and now comfortable putting myself out there and for the past year or so have been enjoying meeting and dating several women. It feels nice to be wanted and desired by the opposite sex, but it has also come with the realization that I am especially attracted to toxic women and relationships which hasn’t been good for me either.
@denti That’s some strong self-reflection. For me, eating became an emotional cover-up, which eventually contributed to being overweight. Before the weight loss, I swear anyone I managed to pull had to be based on personality alone
What I’m noticing now isn’t just more confidence in how I look, though. I’m becoming much more confident about setting boundaries around how I allow people to treat me. I’m still doing some self-analyzing to figure out exactly why that shift has happened, but it’s definitely been one of the unexpected changes.
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What has changed for you since starting Reta or Tirz?
Not just weight loss either — what other benefits have you actually noticed?
For me with Reta:
• Snoring WAY less
• Sleeping better
• Weight loss, obviously
• Noticeably less joint painThe joint pain one has me curious. Obviously carrying less weight can make a huge difference, but I wonder how much is from the weight loss vs. Reta itself.
I can’t see into the future, but with some of the additional benefits we’ve seen associated with Tirz, I’m interested to see what the long-term research on Reta ends up showing.
What changes have you noticed — expected or completely unexpected?
(1) The size of my "Peptides" folder rivals the size of my "Health" folder.
(2) I want this as a poster hanging in my peptide room.
I think it was ResearchCat who posted it.
(3) I am officially now a peptide nerd.
Oh, and I am sooooo much healthier, too.
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(1) The size of my "Peptides" folder rivals the size of my "Health" folder.
(2) I want this as a poster hanging in my peptide room.
I think it was ResearchCat who posted it.
(3) I am officially now a peptide nerd.
Oh, and I am sooooo much healthier, too.
@mary
That meme is absolutely perfect! “We’re going to need pens… lots of pens” might be one of the most accurate representations of discovering the peptide world I’ve seen yet. And when your “Peptides” folder starts rivaling your “Health” folder, I think it’s safe to say there’s no turning back.
Official peptide nerd AND feeling healthier.
I’d definitely call that a win!
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While I have lost weight and am grateful, it's sure lowered my bank account balance too. Geez...
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- I don't use my belt buckle to cover my unbutton pants.
- My eating habbits are more refined where every bite counts in quality over quantity.
- Considering grocery prices. You save because you eat less.
- You will start to detox
- Season allergies gone.
- Good health snowballs
- Good health snowballs
This.
If it doesn't sum it up for everyone -- they are doing it wrong. -
@mary there is a common saying in podcast circles that you behave like the 5 people you spend the most time with.
So, 1) Surround yourself with people who make you better, or closer to who you want to be, and 2) Be a person who raises the quality of your friend group.
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Started reta june 28th, Was 295 lbs, currently down to 255, I've stopped drinking almost entirely, I also no longer binge eat, antidepressants have been stepped down significantly in dosage, though I partially believe that this is also due to me using selank and dsip Nasal before bed. Also ADHD medications have been almost stopped entirely as well. End goal is somewhere around 180/190lbs. Currently at 6mg and I've bought bulk so I should be good for the next year when it comes to reta.
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Started reta june 28th, Was 295 lbs, currently down to 255, I've stopped drinking almost entirely, I also no longer binge eat, antidepressants have been stepped down significantly in dosage, though I partially believe that this is also due to me using selank and dsip Nasal before bed. Also ADHD medications have been almost stopped entirely as well. End goal is somewhere around 180/190lbs. Currently at 6mg and I've bought bulk so I should be good for the next year when it comes to reta.
also should add that I've had alot more confidence and overall just taking care of my appearance way more, wearing nicer clothes and trying to present myself better. Have significantly less down days and times where one small thing makes me feel bad all week
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@justbw Great to hear all of these positive improvements. Nothing about exercise. Have you started resistance training?
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@justbw Great to hear all of these positive improvements. Nothing about exercise. Have you started resistance training?
@Mydogdaryl423 I have done amateur powerlifting and general weightlifting since before reta, but recently I've been dealing with odd nerve pain/potential peripheral neuropathy, and I'm waiting to see my PCP before I go ahead and continue resistance training, just out of an abundance of caution, I also stopped the KLOW I was taking as the PN started soon after starting it, so I just am stuck with healthy eating till the end of them month when I can start lifting again.
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