Retatrutide Side Effects Are Similar to Existing Diabetes and Obesity Injectables The most common side effects for retatrutide were: Nausea (16 to 27 percent of participants, depending on dosage, compared with 3.7 percent of those taking a placebo) Diarrhea (19 to 23 percent, compared with 5 percent taking a placebo) Vomiting (16 to 18 percent, compared with 2 percent taking a placebo) Nerve issues (2 to 4 percent, compared with none taking a placebo) Between 2 and 5 percent of participants on retatrutide stopped taking it before the trial ended, with a greater risk of stopping among those who took the highest dose
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Excretion of some metabolites including 16-hydroxylation pathway metabolites, glutathione conjugates, and DNA-adducts were also lower in COC users, although total hormone and metabolite excretion levels were not significantly different
Temporal pattern of food intake not a factor in the retardation of aging processes by dietary restriction