Retatrutide

Overview

Advanced integration of regulatory pathways in energy metabolism.

Mechanism of action

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Evidence status: Retatrutide has shown substantial body weight reductions in a large phase 2 obesity trial, which is why it has been widely discussed as a next generation metabolic therapy candidate. However, it remains investigational (that is, not an approved medicine as of the trial publication), and its long term risk and benefit profile still depends on further phase 3 outcomes and regulatory review.

Retatrutide is a single peptide engineered as a “triple agonist”—it activates GLP 1, GIP, and glucagon (GCG) receptors. This three pathway design aims to influence appetite signaling, glucose metabolism, and energy expenditure more broadly than GLP 1 only or dual agonist drugs.

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