More people are turning to microdosing psilocybin — known as magic mushrooms — to treat mental health concerns. CBC’s Nick Purdon hears from the Canadians who swear it works and the ...

“Based on previous studies of psilocybin microdosing, we categorized participant responses of psilocybin dosage into low, medium, and high microdoses corresponding to ≤ .1 grams dried mushroom ...

In the new study, participants reported on their recent use of microdosing psychedelic mushrooms and completed a number of assessments on their mood and mental health, noting a number of improvements.

Share on Pinterest Microdosing with psilocybin may offer mental health benefits, according to new research. Caitlin Riley/Stocksy The study’s co-author Joseph Rootman, a doctoral student at the ...

Microdosing mushrooms is generally safe for most people and doesn’t have addictive qualities, she says. But it’s best to do it under the guidance of an experienced health professional.

“Shrooms,” also known as magic mushrooms, are a popular hallucinogenic drug that has been used recreationally for centuries across the globe. And in recent years, some research has shown ...

Microdosing psychedelics — such as psilocybin mushrooms — is growing in popularity as a mental health boost. But does it work? (Getty Images: Alexander_Volkov)While no-one knows how many ...

Microdosing may improve mood and focus, increase creativity, and improve mental health. Psychedelics such as mushrooms are no longer just the stuff of hippies in the 70s.

Research on microdosing mushrooms is ongoing, but experts say it may offer many potential mental health benefits. Skip to main content. 24/7 Help. For premium support please ...

The Growth Guide Microdosing psychedelics has benefits, users say. Science isn’t convinced. Some people microdose for better mental health, or personal and spiritual growth.

HEALTH Some moms are microdosing on mushrooms, touting the benefits – but risks exist, say doctors Advocates claim ‘magic mushrooms’ ease stress and anxiety, but others warn of dangers ...

Some people, including so-called soccer moms, say microdosing gives them a feeling of well-being without "an experience where your entire day is shot because now you're hallucinating," said Amanda ...