PlainPill

MK-677 vs TB-500 for recovery

Short answer: For recovery, users rate them about the same: 99% report improvement with MK-677 (81 reports) and 97% with TB-500 (208 reports).

MK-677 has 0 meta-analyses and 15 randomized trials on PubMed; TB-500 has 0 and 3.

Based on 692 reports about MK-677 and 652 about TB-500. Not medical advice.

MK-677
Substance
TB-500
Peptide
User score4549
Verdict
Mixed
Mostly positive
Positive
of reports that state an outcome
41%67%
Reports692652
ResearchBResearch: ModerateCResearch: Limited
Meta-analyses / RCTs0 / 150 / 3
Mainly used for
Weight loss
% reporting improvement
63% (43)100% (8)
Appetite
% reporting improvement
62% (152)100% (2)
Focus
% reporting improvement
0% (3)50% (2)
Energy
% reporting improvement
39% (49)50% (4)
Sleep
% reporting improvement
78% (123)60% (5)
Anxiety
% reporting improvement
5% (21)29% (7)
Mood
% reporting improvement
59% (17)89% (9)
Performance
% reporting improvement
88% (68)100% (17)
Recovery
% reporting improvement
99% (81)97% (208)
Pain & inflammation
% reporting improvement
67% (18)84% (168)
Digestion
% reporting improvement
50% (2)100% (2)
Libido
% reporting improvement
25% (8)—
Hormones
% reporting improvement
41% (34)—
Blood sugar
% reporting improvement
5% (44)—
Heart & lipids
% reporting improvement
8% (12)60% (5)
Skin & hair
% reporting improvement
92% (24)84% (19)
Immunity
% reporting improvement
—60% (5)
Common side effectswater retention, fatigue, hunger, stomach issuesanxiety, fatigue, dizziness, allergic reaction
Typical dose reported12.5 mg / before dinnerNot listed
MK-677
What a user said
“From my own experience (also have suffered from poor sleep), i experienced a noticeable increase in sleep quality even with a low dose.”
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TB-500
What a user said
“They reduce neuroinflammation in the brain caused by either head injuries or drug abuse. Ive used them both for this and it works.”
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