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If you’ve spent any time reading about psilocybin, you’ve run into the word “microdosing” by now. It comes up constantly in conversations about psychedelics. The basic idea is simple: take a very small amount, small enough that you don’t feel intoxicated, and carry on with your day. But once people actually start, one of the […]...

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Most of what people feel from psilocybin, good or bad, comes down to one thing: how much they took. A full dose and a microdose are very different experiences, and so are their side effects. That’s why this guide keeps the two apart. Below we walk through the common short-term side effects of each, what’s […]...

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A gummy has quietly become one of the more ordinary ways to take an ordinary-day microdose: a small, set amount of psilocybin in a form that tastes better than dried mushrooms, and built on the same idea as a capsule. When researchers ask people why they microdose, mood sits among the most commonly reported reasons. […]...

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Psychedelics set you on a journey, one that many take in search of profound bliss, heightened awareness, and a restored spirit. But like with any journey, sometimes it’s a good idea to bring a buddy along in case you stumble and need a hand. At times you may feel on top of the world, seeing for miles, while other times you may feel stuck in deep mud or stranded at dizzying heights without warning....

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It started with spilled cereal and a reaction I didn't recognize as mine. Here's what a year of microdosing actually changed — and what the research does and doesn't back up....

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