For centuries, people have experimented with microdoses of psilocybin and peyote to relieve physical ailments and enhance feelings of well-being. Today, microdosing also includes MDMA, the prescription drug Ritalin, cannabis, and ketamine, which are all potentially hallucinogenic in higher doses but do not deliver a psychedelic response in microdoses.

Even low-dose ketamine, the current practice for using ketamine for mental health, has powerful disassociative effects. Here we explore the alternative - very low dose ketamine. In this article, you can learn how to microdose ketamine safely and hear one woman’s story about overcoming her eating disorder with ketamine.