Without knowing who ran this experiment, what sample sizes were used, storage conditions, vial types, fridge temps, preservatives, or literally any other relevant variable, this data is meaningless. It's missing everything that would make it a credible study, and honestly it reads more like an ad designed to push people toward branded products than actual science. Take it with a massive grain of salt.

Honestly my girlfriend works in healthcare and I'd bet money she and your average gym bro are pulling from pretty much the same suppliers lol. The main difference is just the fancy packaging and a COA from a domestic lab slapped on it.

When I stopped I didn't regain any weight because I was in better shape, running more, and eating healthier by that point. So that "dark truth" you're referring to isn't really accurate, at least not universally.

I was on liraglutide for a month and noticed some muscle wasting happening, which was a dealbreaker for me. Anyone know if retatrutide has the same issue with protein catabolism?