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  • ct23C Offline
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    Has anyone researched retatrutide alongside survodutide? Would this be a good combination for weight loss and liver fat reduction?

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      I think Reta/Tesa would be a better combination for what you're trying to accomplish.

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        Trying tesa/ipa right now but it's just too expensive long term. I'm gonna research cjc/ipa as it's almost half the price.

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          Make sure to watch for allergic reactions with the CJC, it's not common but it also isn't rare.
          Sadly it is one of the more cost effective options for GHRAs.
          I'm hoping sermorelin with cycles of ipamorelin will assist with for me.

          A newbie aficionado of magical internet powder.

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            I think the best new stack out there is the Loretta stack. Elora and Reta. Elora helps with Reta’s weak GLP-1 agonism. But you still get GIP and Glucagon.

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              I really like survodutide. It gives me the same effect as tirzepatide with 1/10 of the dose and less side-effects. Currently I switch between 3-4 mg of tirzepatide and 0.3-0.4 mg of survodutide, one of each a week, I see them as interchangeable at these amounts. I used retatrudite too and could use it instead of tirzepatide. I just need to use up my stock of zepbound and retatrudite, then I probably may be fine with just survodutide. I also try cagrilintide, but it doesn't have a strong effect on me so far, at least at 2 mg a week.

              attentiion is all you need

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                Trying tesa/ipa right now but it's just too expensive long term. I'm gonna research cjc/ipa as it's almost half the price.

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                @christhomas Try HGH. It’s even cheaper and WAY more effective than any GH peptide. There’s really no compelling reason to mess with GH peptides when HGH is available.

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                  I use both. I get my Tirzepatide through Telehealth and probably once I get to my goal weight, I'll make the switch to Reta for maintenance. I take my 4.25mg dose of Tirzepatide on Sundays nights and I take 2mg of Survodutide on Wednesday nights. I feel for me, it's a great combo. I haven't stalled once since adding in the Survo.

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                  • atlas01A atlas01

                    @christhomas Try HGH. It’s even cheaper and WAY more effective than any GH peptide. There’s really no compelling reason to mess with GH peptides when HGH is available.

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                    atlas01 Actually I had just ordered cjc/ipa from peptidemaxxing...so adding survodutide to my protocol might be overkill I guess.

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