MissCate
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MissCate
@misscate12
Deplorable and married to a super predator. Life is Good! 🇺🇸
Katılım Mayıs 2023
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The hydraulic pin holding the tower arm in place did not retract.
If that can be fixed tonight, there will be another launch attempt tomorrow at 5:30 CT.
Elon Musk@elonmusk
Starship V3 first flight countdown starting
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Most people are using Retatrutide wrong. Here is the masterclass.
00:00 Intro and why I'm doing these masterclasses
04:04 The two users: weight loss vs longevity
05:30 What Retatrutide actually does
07:54 Weight loss trial data (1mg to 12mg)
10:50 The longevity data most people ignore
13:50 The titration playbook
21:02 Why 8mg is the real ceiling for most people
22:50 How long to stay on and the regain problem
27:24 Protein and training are non-negotiable
30:20 The heart rate question and why I use taurine
32:00 The weird skin sensitivity issue on Reta
33:48 Pairing Retatrutide with testosterone
39:54 The most common mistakes
46:50 The Ten Commandments of Retatrutide use
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Louisa Nicola says peptides are too risky to take.
Not one peptide on the gray market has been through a human safety trial. Zero.
BPC-157 is not FDA approved.
The FDA blocked compounding pharmacies from using it because of insufficient safety data
Yet people are buying it on the black market and injecting it anyway.
She also says it also new blood vessels in your body and so do cancer cells. It could potentially help cancer cells grow.
In her words: "The same people that are scared of vaccines are the ones buying peptides on the gray market. Make it make sense."
You don't know what's in the bottle.
You don't know what it's doing to your body.
— Louisa Nicola (@louisanicola_) on the Shawn Ryan’s (@ShawnRyanShow) podcast
A Paradise for Parents@HalCranmer
Louisa Nicola shared 10 insights every adult over 40 should listen to if you want to keep your brain sharp as you age, sleep better and lower your Alzheimer's risk. 1) 95% of all Alzheimer's cases are driven by lifestyle, not genetics
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@brooksrunning my husband refuses to buy another pair of Brooks! He insists on wearing these!🤦♀️

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@DrJesseMorse People will still use tirz over retatrutide due to stronger appetite suppression and reduced increased heart rate. I don’t think it’s a one size fits all here
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Some thoughts on GLPs.
Fast forward 5 years from now.
We will see that for all the ‘weight loss’ drugs and peptides, the field will keep advancing.
The first real successful one was Ozempic/Semaglutide starting 2017, and really becoming popular over the last 2-3 years.
As the side effects mounted, people sought other answers. Enter Mounjaro/Tirzepatide, which was approved in 2022, and it was more effective for weight loss, less muscle wasting, and less side effects (nausea, gastric emptying).
Then over the past year or so people have been exposed to the next big GLP1: Retatrutide predominantly via the black/gray market.
Reta targets 3 receptors, compared to ozempic’s 1 and mounjaro’s 2.
My guess is this will be formally available in late 2026 or early 2027 once the drug trials are completed, and it will dominate for the next 2 to 5 years. Potentially a trillion dollar drug.
Why? Because it is significantly more effective than both Ozempic and Mounjaro for weight loss, very little side effects (no nausea or muscle wasting), has benefits for liver fat, inflammation, osteoarthritis pain and overall metabolic syndrome. I wouldn’t be surprised if it is seen as anti-cancer and anti-aging as well.
Going forward, we will see that as the pharmaceutical companies continue to add drugs that target more receptors, the potency and treatment options/possibilities will increase, but the side effects will decrease.
We will see that their side effect profiles of Ozempic/Semaglutide or Mounjaro/tirzepatide are very poor (comparatively) and there are better, safer and more cost-effective options.
As a result, people will no longer recommend Ozempic/Semaglutide or Mounjaro/tirzepatide.
The new ones will not only target weight loss, but also optimize blood sugars, abdominal fat, cravings, overall inflammation as well as work on building muscle.
Gone will be the slow gastric emptying, which has caused significant issues with anesthesia, as well as the significant muscle wasting, in particularly in the face (‘Ozempic face’) and glutes.
The future is bright and filled with less side effects!
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Retatrutide trial results are straight-up insane:
•86% liver fat reduction
•72% prediabetes reversal
•41% completely off BP meds
•14 mmHg blood pressure drop
•Raises resting metabolic rate
It crushes appetite and makes you burn more calories at rest.
One compound. All of that.
Mind officially blown. This is next-level. 🔥
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🚨 WOW! This is Karoline Leavitt's last press appearance before having her baby ❤️
"This will likely be my last gaggle for some time. As you can see, I'm about ready to have a baby any minute. So I will see you guys very soon!"
"I know you'll be in very good hands with my team here at the White House. And I know all of you have the president's phone number personally. So I have no doubt that you will have a shortage of statements and news from this building while I'm gone." @RapidResponse47 @karolineleavitt
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🚨TRENDING: This video of #Chiefs first-round pick Peter Woods and his family after he was drafted has gone viral on social media.
Multiple family members were wearing wedding gowns and very expensive clothing.
Woods contract is worth over $17 million.
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@SciGuySpace Well the word is that on April 17, the CEO is supposed to give a big update, right? My prediction is that employees on the legacy equity incentive plan will be allow to convert their stock units to credits on the Blue Origin merch store at a 100:1 ratio.
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@SciGuySpace Many people already looking for other jobs - So I hear.
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@UgaritNoosphere @SciGuySpace @elonmusk @SpaceX We never thought Elon would land a booster either. Always made fun of him - Look at him now.
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You're probably going to be disappointed with the video imagery of the lunar flyby. Here's why:
arstechnica.com/space/2026/04/…
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