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What is the difference between "Low Dose" and "Microdose" though? I have heard the specific term Low Dose before.

• carrychains 4y ago
  Generally, a microdose is supposed to be below threshold. In other words, imperceptible. A low dose can be above threshold. This study seems to be testing something most microdose adherents would refer to as a low dose.
• eurasiantiger 4y ago
  Microdose = sub-perceptual dose Threshold dose = dose at which effects can barely be perceived Low dose = dose at which effects become definitely perceptible The people in this study were taking something between a threshold dose and a low dose, given some interpersonal variability.
  • carrychains 4y ago
    .5 is definitely a low dose for anyone who has experienced it more than a few times or an actual low dose at least once. Realistically, I'd expect only a first timer could possibly think .5 is imperceptible.
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