Split Dosing versus Single Dosing

I've been on reta for about 3 months (started 1mg, currently 1.5mg, going to 2mg this week), and I started with a single dose and switched to a split 1mg/0.5mg dose for the past 4 weeks. The decision to go to a split dose was to create an even balance of reta over the week, but I've felt like the food noise suppression has been a bit weaker this month. I'm considering going back to a single dose when I go up to 2mg, but I thought I'd ask AI about the potential pros and cons of single versus split and it had some interesting insights about the potential downside to split dosing:

AI RESPONSE:

Unlike single or dual-target medications, retatrutide is a unique "triple agonist" that simultaneously stimulates the GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors. Taking the medication once a week creates a natural blood concentration wave, providing a high peak that signals maximum fat-burning while leaving a late-week valley for your cells to rest. If you split this weekly amount into two smaller doses, you flatten that vital peak, which may prevent the drug from fully kickstarting your metabolism. Furthermore, a split schedule locks your body into a constant, unmoving baseline of medication with zero recovery time. This continuous exposure risks triggering receptor burnout, causing your cells to desensitize and potentially stalling your long-term progress much faster.

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Now, people have had anecdotal success with both methods, but it's always important to consider that all of the scientific data behind Reta was single weekly dosing. I'm starting to think that it may work better when it punches your receptors, lets them recover, then punches them again, and so on. I should say that the reason I split the dose wasn't because of bad side effects but it was because I wanted stronger food noise suppression later in the week. Anyone here try both methods?