A landmark clinical trial testing the effect of microdosing LSD on symptoms of attention-deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) ...

told Wired magazine it's "quite possible" that microdoses of LSD could activate the brain's dopamine pathways to produce a stimulant effect. But what really happens with a microdose — or several ...

Typically, a microdose of LSD ranges from 5 to 20 µg, and users often follow a regimen of dosing every few days over several weeks. Anecdotal reports and naturalistic studies have suggested that ...

Taking small, repeated doses of the psychedelic drug LSD doesn’t alleviate ADHD symptoms ... And some studies have shown that ...

Subscribe to the new Powder To The People newsletter for weekly updates. “You even will microdose LSD when you ski,” Kimmel asked. “Is that not very dangerous?” Handler said no and echoed a sentiment ...

The LSD dose was well tolerated ... Findings have indicated that the impact on symptoms has been positive. "A microdose is generally considered to be one-tenth to one-twentieth of a recreational ...

(In the book, it's LSD; in the show, psilocybin mushrooms.) But there the similarity ends. While Moriarty has done some research — she notes, for example, that a microdose is one-tenth of a full ...

The microdose is truly micro, and provides probably the most discreet, extremely low-level buzz you'll ever feel. You could probably take a hit in the middle of a meeting and no one would notice.

Taking small, repeated doses of the psychedelic drug LSD doesn’t alleviate ADHD symptoms any more than a placebo. To test the drugs’ effects on ADHD more rigorously, Matthias Liechti at the ...