Nathanial.Dread
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jamie said:Maybe its just bringing up feelings/doubts you already had? I think often we know certain truths about our own situations that we block out from our conscious mind. I feel like microdosing mushrooms brings these things up as emotions.
Nathanial.Dread said:I will see how I feel tomorrow, although I'm not going to dose for at least another day.
Is it possible I have burnt out my serotonin system?
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Mister_Niles said:Maybe your dose was too high. I am planning a micro dose experiment in an attempt to resolve a headache that I've had for several years now. I've been to a neurologist, tried a bunch of meds that didn't work, massage etc, now it's time for mushrooms.
Warrior said:When I have things on my mind that cause me to tense up, and therefore impacts everything I do, I take a sub-breakthrough dose, put on the most peaceful and pleasant music I can find, put on a blindfold, and sit my butt on the floor (with a pillow and blanket). I go back and forth between meditating and recording thoughts into a microphone (I use a livescribe pen). When you meditate, things that are on your mind have a way of rising to the surface, and then you have the choice to experience it and process it, or to distract yourself and ignore it. I think of this as not only purifying to the psyche, but also as a calibration tool to not fear feeling. [...]
Mister_Niles said:Thank you Archmage. I appreciate the input. I am going to micro-dose if the full on trip in the beginning doesn't do the trick. I have limited experience with mushrooms. Mostly low doses that made me anxious. Splitting an eighth. A couple 3.5 gram trips. Combined 3.5 grams with LSD once for an incredibly immersive experience. That was 20 years ago. What dosage would you suggest?
That doesn't usually work with any drug, except maybe ketamine, but I don't know if that would work for mild depression. There are recent studies that show that it is effective in a single dose for treating severe depression. The effects seem to last for a long time. I'm not advocating the use of ketamine. It seems to be a problematic drug both in and out of clinical settings.