1,500 mg is about halfway to the high-end of dosage used in clinical research, so would seem to be a good starting point
Known risks and side effects: Increased appetite, commonly reported and documented at a substantially higher rate on MK-677 than placebo (67% versus 36% of participants) in the Nass et al

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Side effects are typically mild and temporary, such as slight soreness at the injection site
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