UPDATE:
Still head-down building SerumIQ.
One app that connects your training, nutrition, bloodwork, compounds and recovery, reading them together.
Getting close.
Affiliates β I'll be reaching out personally today/tomorrow.
More coming. π
Nice results.
The standout is the glucose control β HbA1c 5.7% β 5.5%, dropping out of the high-flag into normal range. That's the meaningful one, and one of Reta's strong points.
The raised ALT/CPK look muscle-driven (CPK + flat GGT = training, not liver), so don't let those spook you.
Reading each marker in context β next to training, not in isolation β is the whole point of SerumIQ funnily enough, perfect example!
Thanks for sharing π
@RetaDiary Great stuff. Hopefully you'll share them!
You'll know anyway but these are the markers Reta is shown to impact;
A real study of our own (consent to share anonymously):
The takeaway isn't 'run Retatrutide'...
It's that if you're serious about your health and longevity, using peptides or not, but not testing your bloods, you're guessing.
One compound seemingly helped to shift 8 markers.
I'd have no idea which β or by how much β without tracking them against a trend.
For full transparency...
I'm not claiming Retatrutide did ALL of this alone.
But inflammation, glucose and lipids are exactly where it has documented effects β and they moved together, on one timeline, significantly.
UPDATE:
Still head-down building SerumIQ.
One app that connects your training, nutrition, bloodwork, compounds and recovery, reading them together.
Getting close.
Affiliates β I'll be reaching out personally today/tomorrow.
More coming. π
@Men_Sex_Health Sleep debt accumulates faster than most realiseβone bad night won't crater testosterone, but chronic short sleep shifts what's actually available in your system. Worth tracking over weeks.
@brianmackenzie A recovery score is a snapshot of nervous system markers right nowβ not how your training stress, sleep debt, or life stress are actually stacking up over time.
You need both data points.