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microdosing

[ mahy-kroh-doh-sing ]

noun

  1. the practice of taking or administering very small amounts of a psychoactive drug, such as cannabis, LSD, or psilocybin, to improve mood or enhance cognitive functioning, without hallucinogenic or other disorienting effects.
  2. the practice of administering a much smaller amount of a medicine than is normally used or prescribed:

    Microdosing with lithium is being studied as a treatment for Alzheimer’s disease.



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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of microdosing1

First recorded in 1965–70; microdos(e) ( def ) + -ing 1( def )
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With his books and lectures, Vishnevsky almost single-handedly started a massively popular trend of Russians microdosing or trying to invoke lucid dreams and mystical experiences with fly agaric.

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Sadly, Russian conquest and Soviet repression have diminished Indigenous shamanism, but thanks to Vishnevsky and his wife, as well as celebrities such as actor and self-admitted psychonaut Vladimir Epifantsev, microdosing has made its way into Russian popular culture.

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Microdosing entails ingesting small red fly agaric capsules throughout the day for a mildly sedative sensation for a good nights’ sleep, as well as vivid, lucid dreaming.

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Fellow mycologists have questioned Vishnevsky's motives, pointing to his microdosing business empire, and dismiss his brand of fungotherapy as both dangerous and ineffective.

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I’m gonna look into doing microdosing, because it was incredible.

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