We are very close to launching our new Biometrics dashboard. Right now it supports the Google Ecosystem, wrist wearable like the Fitbit and Constant Glucose Meter like the Stelo.
If you are serious about tracking your Reta Journey, it's Retadose.
Weight loss plateau β drug failure. It's a data point that says 'time to reassess.' Your PK curve and check-in scores tell you exactly what to do next.
How do you tell if you need a higher retatrutide dose vs your body just adapted? Check your PK level, review check-in scores, and look for the adaptation pattern.
Myth: Pushing through nausea breaks a weight loss plateau.
Reality: Nausea at higher levels won't resolve without dose adjustment. More isn't always better.
Signs of retatrutide adaptation:
β’ Appetite fully returned
β’ Zero GI symptoms
β’ Feels 'normal'
β’ Motivation flat
These are your signals to reassess dosing.
Myth: A weight loss plateau means retatrutide stopped working.
Reality: It means your body adapted to that level. The drug works β your dose needs adjusting.
Retatrutide vs tirzepatide isn't about which is 'better.' It's about which is right for YOUR situation β coverage, tolerance, dose flexibility, access.
The retatrutide advantage: glucagon receptor activation increases resting energy expenditure. Your body burns more calories at rest β beyond appetite suppression.
Tirzepatide (Mounjaro/Zepbound) is the current gold standard for approved GLP-1 weight loss drugs. Retatrutide is the most promising next-gen candidate.