Reta diuretic effect?

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Im about to start my Reta and I was wondering if anyone has noticed a diuretic effect, I have seen that this is a common and early effect of it. If so I can hop off my diuretics to be debloated?
 
Im about to start my Reta and I was wondering if anyone has noticed a diuretic effect, I have seen that this is a common and early effect of it. If so I can hop off my diuretics to be debloated?
the diuretic effect is being low bf my nigga.
also reta is literally a glp agonist u wont feel hungry therefor u wont be able to bloat unless u eat fucking crumble or extra oily pizza with that 500 calorie appetite.

hope this helped.
 
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the diuretic effect is being low bf my nigga.
also reta is literally a glp agonist u wont feel hungry therefor u wont be able to bloat unless u eat fucking crumble or extra oily pizza with that 500 calorie appetite.

hope this helped.
Thanks man
 
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the diuretic effect is being low bf my nigga.
That’s only one of its benefits. It’s diuretic effect is because it does indeed act like a low grade diuretic since glucagon has an influence on kidney function, and causes an increase in glomerular filtration rate and natriuresis.
 
That’s only one of its benefits. It’s diuretic effect is because it does act like a low grade diuretic since glucagon has an influence on kidney function, and causes an increase in glomerular filtration rate and natriuresis.
translate to low iq brodi:owo:
 
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