📉 Real Story: When the Doctor’s Plan Fails, and Retatrutide Delivers

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Real Story: When the Doctor’s Plan Fails, and Retatrutide Delivers

Just wanted to share something that really made me stop and think this week.

A coworker's wife — mid 50s, like him — had been on Semaglutide (Wegovy) for 2 years, prescribed by her doctor for weight loss. Eventually, she developed pancreatitis. You’d think they’d pull her off everything immediately, but nope… they just swapped her to a weight loss pill instead. Gotta love the system.

She finally started listening to her husband (who listens to me), and I recommended taking a full break — 3 to 6 months off everything to let the body reset. After that, we started her on **low-dose Retatrutide (1mg/wk, titrating up)**.

Now she’s 3 months into Retatrutide at 3mg/week, with an additional 0.3mg Cagrilintide weekly… and just got her bloodwork back.

Her PCP told her it was the best bloodwork she’s ever had — and better than 90% of the women her age they see regularly.

What blows my mind is that this is someone **self-prescribing**, with no insurance coverage, doing it outside the traditional system… and her bloodwork crushes their average patient results.

Moral of the story:
Do your own research
Don’t assume your doctor knows what’s best — most are handcuffed by insurance and outdated protocols
Take control of your health. Nobody else will do it for you.

If anyone’s curious about Retatrutide or stacking it smart, feel free to shoot me a DM. Happy to help.