Answer 7 quick questions. Based on real GLP-1 studies, we'll estimate how many pounds you're likely to gain back over the next 6–12 months — and what's causing it.
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Based on real studies
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Educational estimate based on peer-reviewed research (JAMA/STEP-1, BMJ 2026, Lancet). Not medical advice. Individual results vary.
Analyzing your answers…
Your estimated rebound
18–26lbs
is what women with your profile typically regain after stopping the shot — if nothing changes.
Over the next 6–12 months
What's driving your number
This range applies published findings to your answers: after GLP-1, weight tends to come back near-fully and faster than after diet & exercise (BMJ 2026: up to 4× faster; JAMA/STEP-1: around two-thirds regained within a year, often more without support). It's an educational estimate, not a diagnosis.
But it doesn't have to happen.
There's a specific biological reason the weight comes back — and a way to work with it instead of against it.
The real reason
Why the weight comes back — and it's not willpower
When you were on the shot, it did one main thing: it mimicked GLP-1, the hormone that quiets appetite signals in your brain. That's why the food noise went silent and the cravings disappeared.
The moment you stop, that signal drops off. Your body doesn't make enough of its own GLP-1 to keep the noise quiet — so appetite, cravings, and the mental chatter all come roaring back. It was never discipline. It was biology.
Why it hits on 4 fronts at once
Stopping the shot triggers 5 problems simultaneously
This is why taking one thing — like berberine alone — doesn't stop the rebound. The rebound isn't one problem. It's five, happening together:
1
Food noise returnsYour own GLP-1 production drops — the appetite signal comes back.
2
Metabolism downshiftsYou burn fewer calories than before you started.
3
25–40% of the loss was muscleLess muscle means a slower metabolism and faster regain.
4
Cortisol spikesDriving stress eating and belly-fat storage.
5
Sleep breaks downPoor sleep raises hunger hormones the next day.
The approach
We reverse-engineered the rebound
RECAL is built for exactly this moment — the transition after the shot. Instead of fixing one problem, it matches 9 clinically-studied ingredients to all five fronts at once, at doses that reflect the research.
Eriomin®200mg
Studied to help support your body's own GLP-1 production
Berberine (BERBEVIS®)550mg
Supports metabolic function via AMPK
Creatine + HMB3,000 / 1,500mg
Helps protect the muscle that keeps metabolism up
Ashwagandha KSM-66® + PS300 / 200mg
Supports a calmer cortisol response
Magnesium Glycinate280mg
Supports deeper, more restful sleep
Why these numbers
We didn't guess at the doses. For each of the five fronts, we found the ingredient with the strongest results in published human trials — then used the exact dose those trials ran on.
Every milligram is printed on the label. No proprietary blends, no fairy dusting.
The research
Built on real studies
This isn't guesswork. Every part of RECAL is backed by published research:
66%
of lost weight comes back within a year of stopping the shot
4×
faster weight regain after GLP-1 than after diet & exercise
3
double-blind human trials behind the Eriomin® in RECAL
9
clinically-studied ingredients, every dose on the label
Sources: JAMA/STEP-1, BMJ 2026 (Univ. of Oxford), and Eriomin GLP-1 trials (Cesar 2022, Ribeiro 2019, Ramos 2023). Studies informed the formula; they were not run on the finished RECAL product.
Your rebound has a plan now.
You're looking at an estimated 18–26 lbs if nothing changes. RECAL is the one system built to work with your biology through the transition.
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These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The rebound number is an educational estimate based on published research applied to your answers — not a medical diagnosis or a promise of any result. Individual results vary. If you have medical questions about stopping GLP-1 medication, talk to your doctor.
