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Im debating using one of the 2 for when I lean down after bulking but I don’t know the difference.
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I don’t trust Israeli gpt they tryna keep us sub 5chat gpt ts nga
Stfu nigger they will obviously still give you correct infoI don’t trust Israeli gpt they tryna keep us sub 5
Reta is meta rn it’s the best out of all of themIm debating using one of the 2 for when I lean down after bulking but I don’t know the difference.
| A "triple G" agonist that targets three hormone receptors: GIP, GLP-1, and glucagon (GCG). | A single agonist that targets only the GLP-1 receptor. |
They target difference receptors. You can see it in their abbreviations. Ozempic is the brand name for semaglutide and it’s a glp1. Retatrutide is glp3 and it’s a “triple antagonist”. They basically do the same thing the difference is Reta is still being tested for human consumption but apparently can be more effectiveIm debating using one of the 2 for when I lean down after bulking but I don’t know the difference.
Stfu nigger they will obviously still give you correct info

Perfect thanksThey target difference receptors. You can see it in their abbreviations. Ozempic is the brand name for semaglutide and it’s a glp1. Retatrutide is glp3 and it’s a “triple antagonist”. They basically do the same thing the difference is Reta is still being tested for human consumption but apparently can be more effective
Also fyi I’ve taken Reta and notice no side affects so go for it if you want, It’s easier to get than ozempic I thinkPerfect thanks
Good to know tyAlso fyi I’ve taken Reta and notice no side affects so go for it if you want, It’s easier to get than ozempic I think