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Both are once-weekly injections from Eli Lilly, but retatrutide adds a third hormone receptor (glucagon) on top of the GLP-1 and GIP receptors that tirzepatide already targets
There are unnecessary risks when taking peptides yourself without supervision and dosing them unwarrantedly, especially when dealing with body hormone levels and healing systems, always consult with a qualified provider with experience in functional or regenerative medicine for a safe and effective use of peptides
Comprehensive Skin Improvements The mechanisms produce: Increased Skin Thickness Both epidermis and dermis show measurable thickening, reversing age-related thinning Improved Hydration Enhanced glycosaminoglycan production creates better moisture retention Significant Smoothing Collagen synthesis stimulation reduces wrinkle depth and surface irregularities Increased Elasticity Elastin production enhancement restores youthful bounce and firmness Improved Contrast (Evenness) Reduced hyperpigmentation and more uniform skin tone Enhanced Collagen I Production The primary structural collagen increases substantially Tightened Loose Skin Matrix remodeling restores structural support Barrier Protein Repair Protective skin barrier proteins receive restoration Photodamage Reduction Mottled hyperpigmentation shows correction Photoaging Protection Photoaging protection includes keratinocyte protection from lethal UV-B radiation and blocking UV-induced erythema without increasing UV sensitivity
By Daniel Smoot, Office of Army Prize Competitions and Army Applied SBIR Program The U.S
