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The single most thing that improved your ADHD?
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this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2024
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Not just blindly doing them, like I said they open you up and help get over hurdles that otherwise make the journey almost impossible (at least for me)
Read up and have a guide ready for yourself, ideally someone else to help you out with it, someone you can trust and be unbelievably vulnerable in front of
Micro dosing can also just help if you're not on meds. Not a perfect replacement imo but it DID help
I've done them before when I was struggling with anxiety. I stopped once I felt like they didn't serve a purpose anymore.
Shrooms are more of a tool than a fun drug.
However, they are fun as fuck.