A person's partner has a friend who used microdosing to combat massive amounts of depression in a 12-year-old girl who couldn't function or go to school. Microdosing involves taking a smaller amount of mushrooms to avoid overload and can be done in different patterns.
James Fadiman explains that microdosing is a sub perceptual amount of psychedelic taken on a frequent basis, which is believed to provide several benefits without the full psychedelic experience. However, studies have shown that microdosing can cause anxiety in some people.
When starting with microdosing mushrooms, it's important to not make too many plans in order to see how it resonates with you. Additionally, your receptors may be flooded if you take consecutive doses, so it's best to take breaks to avoid tolerance.
A story was shared about a 12-year-old girl who was struggling with depression to the point it would affect her daily life. After trying countless medications, her parents turned to microdosing LSD and mushrooms as treatment for their daughter with some positive results, but there are also concerns about potential harm through frequent use.