DOES RETA CAUSE HIPOGLUCEMY?? MY MOTHER SAID SO... 🤓(Chemcels join)

[Recessed Bateman]

My mother wanted to buy Tirzepatide (peptide) to lose weight, I suggested Reta and she said Reta causes hipoglucemy:
My mother is a doctor so she knows things I guess.

What do you guys think, is she coping or she is into something?

 

[Elf]

My mother wanted to buy Tirzepatide (peptide) to lose weight, I suggested Reta and she said Reta causes hipoglucemy:
My mother is a doctor so she knows things I guess.

What do you guys think, is she coping or she is into something?

It doesnt cause hypoglycemia by itself.

 

[Recessed Bateman]

It doesnt cause hipglucemy by itself.

So its cope then?

 

[Elf]

So its cope then?

It's just wrong brother

 

[Oreone]

minimal risk.
both tirz and reta have their advantages.
why did you recommend reta over tirz?

 

[Recessed Bateman]

minimal risk.
both tirz and reta have their advantages.
why did you recommend reta over tirz?

Its cheaper and also valid I would say.
But I also offered buying tirz from a lab and mix it with bac water but she got scared last second before buying it:

From a pharmacy its like 150euro+ for not that much of product; very expensive.

 

[Oreone]

Its cheaper and also valid I would say.
But I also offered buying tirz from a lab and mix it with bac water but she got scared last second before buying it:

From a pharmacy its like 150euro+ for not that much of product; very expensive.

And in general yes the risk of hypoglycemia from reta is greater than from tirz but these are still minimal risks

 

[Recessed Bateman]

And in general yes the risk of hypoglycemia from reta is greater than from tirz but these are still minimal risks

So she is intelligent for that statement? Also would you prefer to spend more money on pharmaceutical tirz or less but making it yourself with bac water way cheaper?

 

[Oreone]

So she is intelligent for that statement? Also would you prefer to spend more money on pharmaceutical tirz or less but making it yourself with bac water way cheaper?

the claim that reta causes hypoglycemia is a gross exaggeration.
the second option often leads to overdose but if you have Janoshik tests for the specific batch you have and can accurately dose it then it's obviously preferable to dilute it yourself

 

[Recessed Bateman]

the claim that reta causes hypoglycemia is a gross exaggeration.
the second option often leads to overdose but if you have Janoshik tests for the specific batch you have and can accurately dose it then it's obviously preferable to dilute it yourself

I convinced my mother to buy it cheaper and reconstitute it; btw do you know how much time you have before it expires? I have seen its only 28days because of bac water.
Also GHKCU expires at 7-14 days with PBS water?