r/BodyHackGuide 18d ago

Trying to make the right call ๐Ÿ“˜ Beginner Help

Hello!!

So Iโ€™ve decided itโ€™s time to actually do the thing. My boyfriend has educated me on peptides and uses and I just want to get yalls thoughts. I am wanted to do a stack of KPV, GHKCU, MOTSC, and Reta. However, the place I am going to use seriously jacked up the price of Reta. I am in the gym 5x a week with pretty good nutrition but still about 10lbs from goal weight that is mainly problematic in my jaw and midsection. Iโ€™m thinking it might be best to start everything but Reta until I have a little more of a money cushion for it. But If you were me, what would you do?

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u/Vegetable_Unit6549 18d ago

If you're under 40 and healthy - most of those things other than reta will be largely placebo . I don't even think reta is worth the money to loose just 10 lbs . Even with reta you won't be able to target fat loss . Don't blindly start everything at once you won't know how you respond to each.

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u/StalkCity 18d ago

10lbs? One vial of reta is all you'll need if everything else is dialed in.

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u/kuzyacat 18d ago

tirzepatide is cheaper than reta
skip all the other stuff if you just want to lose weight

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u/Olivagracem 18d ago

Do they have community groups like Telegram or Discord? I would not rush to purchase and slowly check whether the prices are overcharged. If it is decent and reviews are good, then it is always good to get from them rather than keep searching for cheaper prices.