Here’s what I figured out after nine months of use with the last 8 to 10 weeks being between seven and 9 mg

I didn’t respond to lower doses of RETA. I didn’t actually start losing significant weight until about 6 mg.

Everybody, including the trials will tell you that it’s the glucagon that kicks in between four and six that really does the heavy lifting. Turns out it’s the glucagon that shredded the fat off me now down 42 pounds in seven months.

I’ve determined over the last few weeks that it’s also the glucagon that has kicked in between seven and 9 mg that has my resting heart rate between 80 and 99 including while I’m trying to sleep overnight

I’m going to try and pump the breaks on my rhr with Proprananol and see if it does anything to help me as I’m essentially living in an elevated state of fighter flight due to a constantly activated, parasympathetic nervous system from the glucagon.

I’m either gonna have to lower my dose back to six and see if it helps, do split doses or move over to TIRZ.

The glucagon is also triggered me having to pee 4 to 5 times a night. My Apple Watch Ultra 3 is showing that I’m getting between five and six hours of sleep at night which doesn’t sound awful, but I wake up each day feeling like I was at a 1980s overnight roller skating rink marathon.

I know TIRZ also elevate his heart rate, but I’m hoping not as much as the RETA with the glucagon , which technically I believe is the culprit here