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- By Duncan Krostue
- 14/09/2026
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Here's an article I found worth sharing: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2582666-how-wakeful-rest-may-boost-brain-power-in-a-manner-similar-to-sleep/ Source: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2582666-how-wakeful-rest-may-boost-brain-power-in-a-manner-similar-to-sleep/
Psilocybin Microdosing — The Evidence Does Not Hold Up
- By Duncan Krostue
- 13/09/2026
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I have covered psilocybin research before on this blog — specifically how full-dose experiences create measurable changes in brain network integration. So when a new systematic review on microdosing landed in Frontiers in Psychiatry, I paid attention. The question is simple: does taking tiny amounts of psilocybin regularly actually do anything? The review, published September 2026, screened 897 references across every major database and ended up with 11 studies covering 3,262 participants. Most were male (70%), and demographic data was spotty. And here is the problem: five of those 11 studi..
Psilocybin Microdosing — The Evidence Does Not Hold Up
- By Duncan Krostue
- 13/09/2026
- 0 comments
I have covered psilocybin research before on this blog — specifically how full-dose experiences create measurable changes in brain network integration. So when a new systematic review on microdosing landed in Frontiers in Psychiatry, I paid attention. The question is simple: does taking tiny amounts of psilocybin regularly actually do anything? The review, published September 2026, screened 897 references across every major database and ended up with 11 studies covering 3,262 participants. Most were male (70%), and demographic data was spotty. And here is the problem: five of those 11 studi..
Psilocybin Microdosing — The Evidence Does Not Hold Up
- By Duncan Krostue
- 13/09/2026
- 0 comments
I have covered psilocybin research before on this blog — specifically how full-dose experiences create measurable changes in brain network integration. So when a new systematic review on microdosing landed in Frontiers in Psychiatry, I paid attention. The question is simple: does taking tiny amounts of psilocybin regularly actually do anything? The review, published September 2026, screened 897 references across every major database and ended up with 11 studies covering 3,262 participants. Most were male (70%), and demographic data was spotty. And here is the problem: five of those 11 studi..
Psilocybin Microdosing — The Evidence Does Not Hold Up
- By Duncan Krostue
- 13/09/2026
- 0 comments
I have covered psilocybin research before on this blog — specifically how full-dose experiences create measurable changes in brain network integration. So when a new systematic review on microdosing landed in Frontiers in Psychiatry, I paid attention. The question is simple: does taking tiny amounts of psilocybin regularly actually do anything? The review, published September 2026, screened 897 references across every major database and ended up with 11 studies covering 3,262 participants. Most were male (70%), and demographic data was spotty. And here is the problem: five of those 11 studi..
Psilocybin Microdosing — The Evidence Does Not Hold Up
- By Duncan Krostue
- 13/09/2026
- 0 comments
I have covered psilocybin research before on this blog — specifically how full-dose experiences create measurable changes in brain network integration. So when a new systematic review on microdosing landed in Frontiers in Psychiatry, I paid attention. The question is simple: does taking tiny amounts of psilocybin regularly actually do anything? The review, published September 2026, screened 897 references across every major database and ended up with 11 studies covering 3,262 participants. Most were male (70%), and demographic data was spotty. And here is the problem: five of those 11 studi..
Psilocybin Microdosing — The Evidence Does Not Hold Up
- By Duncan Krostue
- 13/09/2026
- 0 comments
I have covered psilocybin research before on this blog — specifically how full-dose experiences create measurable changes in brain network integration. So when a new systematic review on microdosing landed in Frontiers in Psychiatry, I paid attention. The question is simple: does taking tiny amounts of psilocybin regularly actually do anything? The review, published September 2026, screened 897 references across every major database and ended up with 11 studies covering 3,262 participants. Most were male (70%), and demographic data was spotty. And here is the problem: five of those 11 studi..