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Free 7 Day Guide Series
Still unsure? This series will walk you through everything in the world of microdosing.
- Day 1What is Microdosing? How Do You Do It?
- Day 2How The Compound Works in Your Brain
- Day 3Are There Any Risks or Side Effects?
- Day 4What Do People Microdose For?
- Day 5Most Common Mistakes People Make
- Day 6The Part Most People Overlook
- Day 7How To Properly Start Microdosing
Frequently Asked Questions
Our truffles are 100% legal in The Netherlands and classified as a natural food supplement.
Under the Mutual Recognition of Goods Principle of the European Commission, goods legally sold in one EU member state can be shipped to others, which is exactly how we operate. And we back every order with a 100% shipping guarantee: if your order doesn’t arrive, we’ll reship it or give you a full refund.
No, that’s literally the point of a microdose. The amount in each dose is sub-perceptual, meaning you don’t feel anything that affects how you function normally. Most people describe it as feeling a bit more clear-headed, present, or calm. You can go about your day normally.
The active compound in our truffles binds to serotonin receptors, triggering the release of BDNF, a protein in your brain that drives neuroplasticity. That’s basically your brain’s ability to form new connections and break old ones. It becomes more flexible and open to change.
That’s what makes real shifts possible. Old patterns and habits that felt stuck become easier to move away from. Stress responses start to loosen because those same serotonin receptors are directly linked to your body’s stress regulation system. When they’re activated, the part of your brain responsible for overthinking and rumination quiets down, and your nervous system starts to follow. And creatively, a lot of people notice they start thinking in ways they haven’t before, because neuroplasticity is closely linked to divergent thinking, your brain’s ability to make new and unexpected connections.
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