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Is Reta reacting with the alcohol

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I feel like if youre gonna drink you gotta be prepared to get mild fat gain so dont use reta if youre gonna drink
 
you’re gonna be fine bro
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I’ve gotten extremely sick both times I drank
Well I'm assuming because retatrutide makes Slows how fast the stomach empties it would make the absorption timing changes, often making alcohol hit faster or harder , also easier to irritate your stomach lining causing nausea burping and diarrhea then we got the fact that it lower blood sugar and alcohol impairs the liver glucose production causing serve lows let's add the fact that retatrutide Reduces thirst and increases fluid loss and alcohol acts similar to a diuretic this accelerates dehydration which puts alot stress on the kidneys we Can look at the neurological factors unlike other glp 1s reta interacts with the dopamine receptors and the other reward partways this may cause you not to feel the euphoric factors you want and iv read some users reported themselves feel, tired and mildly sick.
 
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