Course Overview

Microdosing refers to the act of consuming sub-hallucinogenic amounts of psychedelics such as LSD and Psilocybin, which do not induce hallucinations, with the intention of enhancing mental well-being, fostering creativity, improving athletic performance, and alleviating various ailments such as depression, migraines, chronic pain, and addictions, among others.

Although microdosing has gained popularity among Silicon Valley coders, it is important to recognize that this practice has a longstanding ancestral history. Both animals and humans have historically utilized microdosing to enhance their energy levels, stamina, and visual acuity. This study aims to explore the evolutionary origins of microdosing, tracing its development from animal behavior to the stoned ape theory, and finally examining its contemporary manifestations.

What will I learn?

• The Science of Microdosing Psychedelics
• Microdosing Basics, Benefits and Best Practices
• Microdosing Applications
• And so much more

Guest Faculty Presentations:

• “Microdosing: the Known and Unknown” with Dr. Conor Murray
• “Microdosing and Harm Reduction” with Jasmine Vridi and Joshua White
• “Iboga Microdosing” with Elizabeth Bast
• “Ayahuasca Microdosing” with Laura Dawn
• “Microdosing and Minerals” with Hammid Jabbar and Sena Marie
• “Microdosing, Veterans and Community” with JM Balbuena, Ryan Miller and Colin Wells
• “Microdosing RItuals from a Scientific Perspective” with Emily Savage and Ian Bollinger