Noticed this regularly when guys/girls were cutting down especially after using in a non-cut situation with larger food bolus sitting in the stomach for longer periods of time in turn extending the waist.
Will start seeing/hearing of more dead relationships and couples breaking up as even more millions dive in the coming years. I watched and saw this happen to loved ones taking SSRI's very similar experience for many massive blunting of emotions, lower dopamine levels, too high of serotonin levels (sero syndrom) it's all very real and very sad and very scary. Tip of the iceberg. Good luck to you brother. (meant to add happened to me too in only 90 days of a quick run / test of reta leaned out, shredded fat like never before post 45 years old, but fuck I did not care about anything other than the gym and food 1mg twice a week only).
Appreciate this, good call out. Reta has been a huge help in helping me process carbs, even at such a low dose. Anything else is just (hopefully) a bonus.
This post isn't a good metric to judge reta by. For these few people that get certain sides, there's thousands that don't and have great success using it. It's also important to titrate up slowly and only use what you need. Some folks can easily have no sides with 2-4mg and excellent results. I did and most everyone I know taking it has and the benefits have outweighed the cons. I learned how to manage high doses and love it.
Try tirzepitide instead if you haven't, it's super effective for weight loss too and it's cheaper.
Yes....I LOVE it and cannot say it enough. Not only the weight loss, there's many other benefits to it. I will probably run it for the rest of my life with varying protocols - a low maintenance dose for health phases and bulking, moderate/high dose during cutting. I was type 2 diabetic and had to be extremely careful with my carb intake. My energy was kinda low in the gym and it was hard to put size on. Now, I can carb load
to do some My current meal plan includes cream of rice or rice for every meal, my fasting glucose level is in the mid-high in 80's and A1C is 5.3. Reta also acts on glucagon receptors for better energy expenditure and metabolism. You don't get lethargic from a modest calorie deficit. Insulin management becomes optimized. My lipid panel improved. I'm just skimming the surface and I encourage you to do some research on additional benefits. Becoming despondent is a non issue for 99% of users but should you start feeling that way, you can always back down in dosage. Trial dosage starts at 2mg and goes up to I think 12mg. Start at 1mg for a couple of weeks to assess your individual response. If you want to be extra careful, titrate up .5mg to 1.5mg. An issue some folks might is that they go up too high and too fast and it may overwhelm them. You have to stay hydrated too. I could keep on talking about it all day but maybe this has given you a little better insight. 
Like any other drug my friend this stuff have side effects that are different for everyone. Some have great success with zero issue while other get hit hard with sides. Only solution is that when you identify the drug is causing unwanted issues is to stop and recover. I always say this thing of ours is not a cookie cutter. Some go through nightmares with Tren while others see great results. Get of the Reta and see if things get back to normal. Best of luck my friend and be safe.
Aboustly Im not completely trying completely push this compound away I've seen success with it but I also seen the very dark side of it with me and my family it's better to be able to read this stuff and have awareness and understanding and not know what's going
