McMicrodose Magic Truffles

1-2 hours after taking a microdose of psilocybin (truffles or mushrooms), most users may notice an increase in focus, energy, and a more fulfilled, meaningful attitude towards life. Most people who microdose describe this feeling as: “a great day when your mood is good! As if you had enough sleep, exercised, and eaten well.” Some also describe other personal changes such as increased empathy or similar focus/food-related feelings. Most user reports also state that microdosing psilocybin allows them to be more present in the moment.

The recommendation is between 0.5 and 1.5 grams. Some more experienced individuals are able to increase this dose, but always listen to your body. The reason for this is that people are not the same in terms of weight, height, sex, etc.

In most cases, one of the best effects of microdosing is noticeable when dealing with and letting go of various types of addictions. Another common area where users seek help with microdosing is depression and anxiety-related issues. That being said, there are countless other effects of microdosing:

• Physical performance
• Improved creativity
• Increased self-confidence
• Better physical health (or feeling)
• Easier access to the flow state
• Better problem-solving
• Better focus
• More empathy
• More present in the moment
• Feelings of purpose
• Sleep better
• A more positive feeling

From a treatment perspective, the general belief is that microdosing can help with managing stress, anxiety, improving sleep patterns and mood, menstrual pain, helping with headaches (even reducing migraines), and finally, pain relief.

A full recreational dose of a psychedelic drug can vary greatly based on tolerance level, experience level, expected effects, and many other factors. The practice of microdosing aims to have psychedelics work on our well-being without actually making us intoxicated.

This means that those who start microdosing are looking for a perfectly balanced dose that works for them personally. This microdose should not have noticeable effects associated with psychedelic poisoning, while still making their day just a little bit better.

It seems paradoxical to realize that microdosing is actually “finding the perfect dose that has no effect on me and gives me all the effects that make my daily life better.”.

In other words, you can look at it this way: a full active recreational dose will give you a full palette of very noticeable effects, while a microdose will keep everything sub-perceptual (unnoticeable).

One of the most popular reasons people are interested in microdosing is that they are seeking help for their depression or anxiety.

As with everything, the science still needs to prove the case for microdosing psychedelics. However, many microdosing users report improved and less stressful moods after microdosing.

There are many personal reports when it comes to microdosing psychedelics to get yourself out of depression or a similar state. Small doses of psychedelics acting like a magic pill that washes away all your worries and makes you better, that doesn't exist.

You will have to improve yourself. It is you who must focus on changing yourself, your habits, behavior, and psychological patterns, to become a person who is confident, happy, and feels valued by society. Psychedelics, in some cases, can be the first step (whether in recreational or small microdoses).

There is some scientific evidence regarding the use of psychedelics in lowering anxiety and depression levels, even long after their immediate effects have worn off. However, scientists cannot fully understand how, when, and under what circumstances psychedelics can be used to help people with their mental health.

One thing is clear: psychedelics (in both low and high doses) can have a powerful force in enabling us to tap into an immense, not fully understood potential that our minds possess. But to use that potential, we will have to be the ones to do the hard work. Psychedelics can open some doors that we might otherwise never find. But walking through that door and living on the other side must be done consciously by us.

In short, if you are reading this because you think microdosing psychedelics might be the right solution to help you fight your depression, then this might just be true. But it will still be your fight, one you will have to win. And it will take more than good habits, daily exercise, a healthy diet, socializing, meditation, journaling, and microdosing to fully recover. It will take your full determination!

Important: if you suffer from bipolar disorder, microdosing will not help you. It can make it worse, so do not use it in this case.