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Nobody’s sleep story is quite the same. Some people lie awake for hours before drifting off. Others are asleep the moment their head hits the pillow, then find themselves wide awake at three in the morning, staring at the ceiling and waiting for an alarm that’s still hours away. If either of those sounds like […]...

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You’ve got your capsules or gummies, and now you’re wondering where to put them. Good instinct. Storage matters more than most people think. A capsule or a gummy is a small, precise thing, built to carry its contents safely until the day you take it. Where you keep it between now and then decides how […]...

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Microdosing psilocybin mushrooms works because the dose stays small and the routine stays steady. But the part of the routine that keeps everything running is the one people talk about least: the break. Researchers at the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus have reported that people taking small doses of psilocybin mushrooms described improvements in […]...

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It’s one of the first questions people ask once they start digging into the practice. We take vitamins daily. We drink coffee daily. Why would this be any different? This article is for Canadians who are curious about microdosing — maybe you heard about it from a friend or a podcast — and who want […]...

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I’ve been microdosing psilocybin on and off for about three years now — capsules in the morning, gummies when I want something slower — and I’ve ordered from most of the online shops shipping across Canada. This roundup is for people like me: you want a measured, sub-perceptual dose that fits into a normal workday, […]...

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Rain on the window before the alarm goes off. The Seawall grey and glossy, walkers in shells and hoods. A SkyTrain car sliding over the guideway, headlights smeared in the wet. Then, some mornings, the clouds pull back and the mountains are just there, close and white, like they never left. That’s Vancouver. Rain is […]...

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Ottawa, first light. Frost on the windows, the Rideau Canal frozen solid, its skate track waiting for the day to wake up. Steam curling off a coffee cup on Bank Street. In the Glebe the lamps are still on and the bakeries smell like something warm is coming. By eight it’s boots on ice and […]...

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Here’s a map of common dried-mushroom ranges, from an ordinary-day microdose on the left through the set-aside days on the right. The numbers are ranges, not your amount. Sensitivity varies a lot from person to person — your body, your routine, the mushroom you’re working with, even how rested you are. So please always err […]...

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Microdosing used to be something quietly passed between friends. These days it comes up in everyday wellness conversations across Canada. The people doing it aren’t after a dramatic experience. They want a slightly better ordinary Tuesday. And the mushroom you start with is one of the first choices they face. There’s early research behind the […]...

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