Hey friend, My total testosterone dropped to a depressing low of 223 in my early twenties. Chronic fatigue. Brain fog. Muscle loss. Fat gain. Low mood. Hair thinning. I was tempted by TRT. Who wouldn’t be? Mainstream and even functional medicine pushed it hard. But no one stopped to ask why my testosterone was crashing at an age it should’ve been peaking. Unfortunately, asking that question doesn’t make money… treating symptoms does. That’s why men’s clinics are everywhere, selling a...
9 days ago • 4 min read
Hey friend, Modern medicine continues to strive to reduce nature to a single molecule. One active compound. One magic bullet. One thing to isolate, patent, and sell. But that’s not how nature works. Herbs and mushrooms are complex chemical symphonies—evolved over millions of years to build resilience, adapt to stress, and defend against threats. And when you consume them, you inherit that evolutionary intelligence. The NeuroDose is fueled by: Kava Haven A kava-infused, non-alcoholic spirit so...
16 days ago • 2 min read
Hey friend, Amanita muscaria and psilocybin mushrooms are both mushrooms of the magic type, but these fungi couldn’t be more different. Their history, chemistry, effects, and mechanisms of action are worlds apart. After countless psilocybin journeys, I thought I had a handle on what to expect from psychoactive fungi. But nothing prepared me for the surreal, dreamlike, and sometimes disorienting effects of Amanita—think visual size distortion, body heaviness, and a sedative, almost lucid dream...
23 days ago • 6 min read
Hey friend, Today, "nootropics" are all the rage in biohacking and wellness circles. But the idea of sharpening the mind and protecting the brain isn’t new—it’s ancient. The term nootropic was coined in the 1970s by Dr. Corneliu Giurgea after he discovered Piracetam, a synthetic compound shown to enhance cognition and memory. [1,2] He defined nootropics as substances that “guide the mind”—from the Greek nöos (mind) and tropein (to guide). The NeuroDose is fueled by: Phase One Brain Drops A...
about 1 month ago • 3 min read
Hey friend, Western medicine treats depression like a chemical glitch. SSRIs, SNRIs, dopamine modulators—everything is reduced to neurotransmitters. But what if depression isn’t just a brain chemistry problem? What if it’s a disconnection problem? Visit remote villages, third-world regions, or, even better, intact indigenous communities. You won’t find the same epidemic of depression we see in the industrialized world. Why? Because people are embedded in webs of meaning, belonging, and...
about 1 month ago • 2 min read
Hey friend, I get asked at least five times a day: “Where can I get psilocybin mushrooms?” And I get it—sourcing them isn’t always easy. Especially if you’ve moved, lost your old connections, or don’t feel like asking the hippies in the park for a bag of boomers. Plus, finding legit sources online is a minefield… Scammers in your DMs, shady vendors selling mystery capsules, and even trusted sources tend to disappear overnight. But here’s the good news: You can grow your own. The NeuroDose is...
about 1 month ago • 3 min read
Hey friend, Cigarettes are fucking disgusting. But that didn’t stop me from experimenting as a teenager… In my friend group, it was tradition to have a pack on hand after blazing a fat bowl of ganja. I even bought my own sometimes—starting with Camel Crush (remember crushing that little menthol ball in the filter? Yeah… we were young and dumb). During one particularly long LSD phase, every trip meant chain-smoking an entire pack. It was just what we did—high on Lucy, puff after puff. Until...
about 2 months ago • 4 min read
Hey friend, The modern world is quietly hijacking your brain. Toxins in your food, water, and air. Artificial ingredients, non-native EMFs, constant digital overload. At first, it’s subtle— You lose your train of thought. Forget your keys. Feel weird, fatigued, overwhelmed, or foggy. But over time, these “everyday brain killers” can snowball into cognitive issues, anxiety, depression, and even Alzheimer’s. The good news? Most of them are fixable—once you know what they are. The NeuroDose is...
about 2 months ago • 3 min read
Hey friend, There’s nothing fun about realizing you’ve accidentally crossed the line and your microdose becomes a mini-trip. I’ve had moments where I wasn’t nearly as precise with my microdosing as I should’ve been—and it pushed me well beyond the threshold at the worst possible times: Driving, and suddenly I feel floaty, ungrounded, and slightly off. My movements aren’t as sharp. It’s subtle, but unsafe. Sitting down to work, expecting focus, but instead feeling ungrounded. My heart races....
2 months ago • 2 min read