Microdosing

Will Manidis, who co-founded a company that’s using data to make healthcare more transparent, connected and equitable, recently tweeted about the insanity of society being “totally comfortable with endemic Adderall addiction among 30-something white-collar workers.” I couldn’t agree more. Adderall was intended to treat attention deficit hyperactive disorder and narcolepsy, but people are using it

The use of psychedelics is a skill just like you’re learning how to play jiu-jitsu or you’re learning how to cook.  If you’re interested in how psychedelics can impact and bring healing to your life, a great starting point is something called microdosing. The beauty of it is you don’t need to be as worried

We are all divine beings embodying a human experience and in order to attain that enlightenment, the body, mind, and heart have to align with each other. But how do you find that alignment when it’s difficult to access the frequency of your heart? Ana Maria Badila – The  Microdose Guru – shares the different

One of several positive midterm election stories that have emerged is that voters in two states embraced the idea of psychedelics as a more viable treatment for various forms of mental illness. It comes at a time when psilocybin in particular has been gaining traction to treat severe depression, PTSD and substance abuse. Oregonians greenlit

The thought of having health insurance cover psychedelic treatments sounds pretty out there. But the idea was floated at a recent conference – and for good reason. There are now clinical trials on psilocybin and MDMA with very promising early-stage results. Given at low doses, these hallucinogenic substances are solving the most difficult to treat