Drew Ladowski

Retatrutide is going to become the primary background compound of an entire generation of biohackers. I’m not talking about a phase or a six-month cycle but something we’re quietly running in the background indefinitely, the way some now think of TRT/HRT and vitamins. I, and an incredible number of those I know and work with directly, are already treating it that way, an ancillary support compound that, at this juncture, we expect to be on, at some dose, for the rest of our productive lives. It’s magic. Not in the marketing sense, in the if-you’d-described-this-to-me-five-years-ago-I’d-have-laughed sense. A compound that meaningfully improves lipids, supports cardiac function, increases nutrient partitioning, improves insulin sensitivity, and curbs the pull toward gambling, drinking, and vice in general. I didn’t believe it either. The data, the bloodwork, the physical improvements, and the user experiences say otherwise. This is the compound or class everyone in this space who’s paying attention will eventually be on. Not because it’s trendy. Because it works on too many positive fronts to not leverage.

Seeing a lot of people say they are getting their Cialis from Amazon. Seems like yall are getting generic Tadalafil. Every time I’ve tried using the Amazon doctors they just take my money and tell me to go see a physician for something basic like Amoxicillin. What exactly are you guys telling these docs?