Reta appetite effect

[sure_steve]

Started Reta recently and just had my second shot this week.

So far I honestly haven't noticed much difference in my appetite. I'm still eating pretty much the same amount as usual, which isn't exactly surprising since I've always been a pretty big eater.

I know everyone responds differently, but I kept seeing people mention noticeable appetite changes within the first few days, so I was expecting to feel something by now.

For anyone who's used Reta, did the appetite effect kick in early for you or did it take a few weeks before you really noticed a difference?

 

[J.S.]

What’s your starting dose ? I don’t bother with anything under 2 mg, but I know lots of people start much lower. I’ve gotten Reta from three different, highly respected sponsors here and always had the same effect, not much suppression, more like it’s just easy to ignore the wanting to eat. I don’t run it longer then 8 weeks and when I hop off, that’s when I’ll notice how well it was working, it takes about 7-10 days to clear for me and I’ve never done more then 6 mg .

 

[Wardamn]

Noticed the next day off a 750mcg and a 1mg shot.

 

[unseen423]

Started Reta recently and just had my second shot this week.

So far I honestly haven't noticed much difference in my appetite. I'm still eating pretty much the same amount as usual, which isn't exactly surprising since I've always been a pretty big eater.

I know everyone responds differently, but I kept seeing people mention noticeable appetite changes within the first few days, so I was expecting to feel something by now.

For anyone who's used Reta, did the appetite effect kick in early for you or did it take a few weeks before you really noticed a difference?

As you said, its different for everyone. Reta really didnt do shit to curb my appetite. I much prefer Tirz for appetite suppression. I had to ramp up Reta pretty high and still felt nothing.

 

[floridaman1984]

As you said, its different for everyone. Reta really didnt do shit to curb my appetite. I much prefer Tirz for appetite suppression. I had to ramp up Reta pretty high and still felt nothing.

Same here

 

[sure_steve]

What’s your starting dose ? I don’t bother with anything under 2 mg, but I know lots of people start much lower. I’ve gotten Reta from three different, highly respected sponsors here and always had the same effect, not much suppression, more like it’s just easy to ignore the wanting to eat. I don’t run it longer then 8 weeks and when I hop off, that’s when I’ll notice how well it was working, it takes about 7-10 days to clear for me and I’ve never done more then 6 mg .

I'm at 4mg right now. Interesting that you notice it more after coming off, I guess that's when you really realize how much it was doing.

 

[sure_steve]

As you said, its different for everyone. Reta really didnt do shit to curb my appetite. I much prefer Tirz for appetite suppression. I had to ramp up Reta pretty high and still felt nothing.

That's what I'm starting to think too. I was expecting more appetite suppression, but so far it hasn't been that noticeable.

 

[J.S.]

I'm at 4mg right now. Interesting that you notice it more after coming off, I guess that's when you really realize how much it was doing.

Exactly!

 

[J.S.]

That's what I'm starting to think too. I was expecting more appetite suppression, but so far it hasn't been that noticeable.

if you can get some, try Cargilitide/Sema blend, that was pretty suppressive for me and I’m talking right out of the gate, .25 mg.

 

[Big_Jimmy434]

As you said, its different for everyone. Reta really didnt do shit to curb my appetite. I much prefer Tirz for appetite suppression. I had to ramp up Reta pretty high and still felt nothing.

This

Triz over Reta for Appetite suppression

 

[MachoT]

give it time. Most protocols require sticking with a starting dose for at least 4 weeks

 

[rollin-tumblin]

if you want true appetite suppression go with tirzepatide. With reta its just more of a "ehh I don't really NEED to eat right now so I'm good for a while..." (in my experience anyways)