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How to microdose mushrooms?

How to microdose mushrooms?

Mushrooms have become an inseparable part of a vegan diet, with many dubbing it vegan meat for being a rich source of protein and taste. Oyster and button mushrooms can morph into something mouth-watering and scintillating on your dining table when cooked with precision. They are more than capable of turning your boring meals into something grand and colorful. But are all mushrooms edible? The answer is a blatant no. Mushrooms are thriving on the face of the earth that instill psychedelic effects in you and also induce hallucinations if consumed in unspecified quantity and therefore are inedible. These are called psilocybin mushrooms, also known by their alias magic mushrooms. In the past decade, this group of fungi has triumphantly emerged as a recreational drug now widely repurposed around the globe for its results like stabilized mood and increased focus. The use of such mushrooms for medicinal or recreational purposes predates modern technologies that helped us evolve; their benefits, if consumed in small amounts, got lost in obscurity as the taboo around drugs rightfully grew. But since then, scientists have wielded new ways to consume it in such a way that it doesn’t undermine the sanctity of one’s health. 


Psychedelics do not shy away when it comes to elevating one’s mood to new heights, giving them a sense of safety and well-being to help them cope with the crippling pace of modern life. In 2019, the FDA approved the drug Spravato (ketamine) for aid in treating depression; this approval led to its legalization and eventually proved to provide scientists with scope to mitigate PTSD as well. Several studies have also delineated that it doesn’t cause one physical or psychological dependence despite its efficacious results on one’s health, especially mental. 


Now that you’re au fait with the benefits attributed to the microdosing, you might be wondering how does one do it. Well, here are some easy ways you can safely indulge in microdosing while not breaching your ethics (as this is still a sort of drug and you might as well get trepidation from the prospect of consuming something akin to it, even if it’s in microdose). 


A dealer: In New York, some dealers are adjusting to the flaring spike in microdose clients by creating diluted liquid-LSD tinctures; others are offering the use of their scales to help weigh mushrooms to cater to their customers’ soaring demands. Such dealers can be found around the globe, too, even though dealing in drugs (mushrooms in this case) is not considered the most legitimate association in some countries.
A scale: One that registers a thousandth of a gram helps people start as small as possible.
A grinder: Dried mushrooms are quite fragile, but a grinder (some like a mortar and pestle, others use coffee grinders) will yield a fine powder that microdoses will sprinkle into various ingestible things, even smoothies.


Gel caps: “Strongly earthy” is one-way dried mushrooms have been described. Weighing them, grinding them into powder form, and then putting them into gel capsules is a way to make measured-out microdoses and avoid their polarizing taste. 


Now, this begs the question: how much should you microdose mushrooms? Something you need to be indispensably cognizant of is the amount you consume, for even little variations on your part can aggravate your condition. To have a psychedelic trip on magic mushrooms, the average human would take a 3.5-gram dose. A microdose should be about 1/10 that, so around, or even less than, .35 grams. Most people who microdose take .3 grams, but it’s going to depend on things such as the size of your body. Keeping your health as your foremost priority, you should start with as little an amount as possible and gradually work your way to .3 grams. Studies have made it crystal clear that microdosing can have ameliorating effects on your mental health, thereby making you a more deliberately aware person in control of your body. So do not fret about the consequences when you find yourself collecting mushrooms because science, the base of human evolution, has given evidence of its safety.

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