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Micro-dosing involves taking very small doses of psilocybin mushrooms. It's often used for its potential therapeutic and personal growth benefits. Many people who micro-dose report improved mood, creativity, and productivity, as well as a greater sense of connection to themselves and others. However, scientific research on the benefits of micro-dosing is still in its early stages, and much more research is needed to fully understand its potential benefits and risks. Despite the lack of scientific consensus, interest in micro-dosing continues to grow.

Our micro-dose capsules contain a carefully curated blend of ingredients designed to support your well-being: - **Psilocybin (100 mg)**: Derived from Psilocybe species, intended as a micro-dose exposure level. We offer personalized dosing and will adjust your dose accordingly. - **B-Complex Vitamins**: Includes B1 (thiamine), B2 (riboflavin), B3 (niacin), B5 (pantothenic acid), B6, B9 (folate), and B12 to support cellular energy metabolism and neurological function. - **Minerals**: Copper, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium, selenium, and zinc, providing essential trace nutrients involved in enzymatic and mitochondrial activity. - **Antioxidants & Cellular Protectants**: Ergothioneine and beta-glucans for immune modulation and oxidative stress reduction. - **Functional Mushroom Blend (340 mg total)**: A 14-species adaptogenic blend including Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus), Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum), Cordyceps militaris, Chaga (Inonotus obliquus), Mesima, Turkey Tail (Trametes versicolor), Maitake, Shiitake, Blazei, Poria, Agarikon, Suehirotake, Oyster Mushroom, and True Tinder Polypore.

Our micro-dose mushrooms are cultivated in a state-of-the-art, fully controlled laboratory facility in Colorado, where cleanliness, precision and consistency are paramount. Rather than relying on wild harvesting or outsourced production, every batch is grown in-house under exacting conditions — temperature, humidity, airflow, substrate and genetics are all tightly monitored.

The person leading the cultivation has over two decades of professional experience working with both cannabis and mushroom strains, including advanced breeding, extraction and product development work in regulated environments.

The upshot: you receive micro-dose mushrooms grown locally in Colorado, by a seasoned biochemical scientist, in a clean lab environment — ensuring consistency, purity and accountability from the very start of the process.

Credibility of our lead scientist:

• Holds a PhD in biochemistry, with a strong background in RNA and genomic research, as well as molecular diagnostic assay development.

• Has spent more than a decade working in the commercial cannabis/hemp space — including breeding, cultivation, extraction and analytics.

• Demonstrates deep technical expertise in plant science, genetics, and safe, scientifically-oriented operations in regulated botanical industries.

In short: when you choose our micro-dose mushrooms, you’re getting a product built on years of scientific cultivation experience, grown right here in Colorado, in a purpose-built lab, under strict oversight.

Micro-dosing may benefit various individuals, including: 1. **Those seeking subtle mood or mindset support**: If you experience low mood, burnout, or emotional flatness, micro-dosing might help you find greater emotional flexibility, optimism, and motivation. Observational and self-report studies show improvements in mood, connectedness, and emotional regulation, though placebo effects are strong. It's best for those already engaged in wellness routines like therapy, mindfulness, or nutrition who want to complement—not replace—other supports. 2. **People exploring creativity, focus, or flow**: Many professionals and artists micro-dose to enhance creative thinking, problem-solving, or attention. Studies suggest subjective increases in creativity and focus, with mixed but promising objective data for divergent thinking tasks. It's ideal for those in cognitively or creatively demanding fields who are self-reflective and track effects carefully. 3. **Individuals interested in self-awareness and emotional growth**: Micro-dosing can heighten introspection and self-reflection without overwhelming psychedelic intensity. Qualitative data describe increased mindfulness, self-compassion, and life satisfaction. It's suitable for those already comfortable with inner-work practices like journaling, therapy, or meditation. 4. **Adults integrating or maintaining benefits after full psychedelic therapy**: Some use micro-dosing to extend or integrate insights from previous guided journeys or macro-doses. Early clinical discussions suggest micro-dosing may reinforce neural and psychological shifts after full-dose therapy. It's best for those under professional guidance in a structured integration plan.

Follow-up appointments can be booked every 3 months, or as needed. Simply book an Online Follow-Up Micro-Dose Consult with Dr. Cohen. Dr. Cohen will go over your progress, your intentions, and adjust your dose if necessary.

Patients must be aged 21 or over. All consult appointments include a free supply of capsules.

You will receive your micro-dose capsules after your online consult. We include a free supply of capsules with your appointment, which will be shipped to you promptly. Please note that we are not responsible for lost or stolen packages and cannot legally replace any lost or stolen items. You will receive a USPS Tracking email for your shipment to ensure you can track and receive it.

Yes, micro-dosing can be safe when done under professional guidance. Dr. Cohen has been conducting online clinical micro-dose consultations for over two years, helping individuals safely explore the benefits of fungi compounds combined with functional mushrooms, vitamins, and minerals. We believe in nature's ability to enhance your physical, emotional, and mental well-being. Whether you're seeking personal growth, symptom relief, or daily balance, these natural compounds can help you connect more deeply with your health. Indigenous cultures have used plant and fungi medicines for healing and insight for millennia, and we continue this tradition with a blend of ancient wisdom and modern clinical observation.