Four weeks on the lowest rung
I started at 50mg because the ladder said most people don't need to go higher. Every week I expected to graduate to the next rung. I never did, and that turned out to be the whole lesson.
Field Notes
Trip reports, grow logs, foraging notes and guides. Mostly written by people using this stuff. Some of it by us.
What a dose actually does, by range
A plain description of each rung on the ladder, including what it doesn't do. Written to be read before you buy anything, not after.
Mind Therapy
Mind Therapy9 minContamination at day nine: what went wrong
Green mould on two of six bags. Photos of every stage, the temperature log, and the three things I'd change. Sterile technique is most of the job and I got lazy about one step.
October under the birches
A season of walking the same three stands of birch in the Fraser Valley. What came up, when, and after which rains.
Sleep protocol, week three
Nothing dramatic to report, which is sort of the point. The gap between lying down and being gone got shorter. My log says 14 minutes down to 6.
Lion's mane: what the research says and doesn't
A survey of the human trials, including the small ones and the ones that found nothing. Short version: promising, early, and oversold nearly everywhere you'll read about it.
Mind TherapyMind Therapy11 minSix flushes from one tub
Yields fell off a cliff after the third. Weights, timings, and the humidity numbers that kept it going longer than I expected.
Muscaria and pantherina, side by side
Photographs of both at four stages, with the features that actually separate them. Read this before you read anything else in this category.
Mind TherapyMind Therapy8 minWhy our protocols end
Every box has a last day printed on it. Here's the reasoning, and why we don't sell a subscription that runs forever.
Mind TherapyMind Therapy4 minI stopped after three weeks
It wasn't for me. Writing it up anyway, because a feed where nobody quits isn't telling you the truth about anything.
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