Micro-dosing Protocols, A beginners guide

Microdosing with Master Plants Herbal
Tinctures: A Guide for Safe and Effective Journey
Microdosing master Plant offer a unique and accessible way to experience the spirit and vibration of plants through microdosing. Whether you're interested in Ayahuasca or San Pedro Cactus (Huachuma), these tinctures can provide a range of benefits, from increased creativity and productivity to emotional
support and anxiety relief.

Ayahuasca is known for its emotional support and has been reported to help with anxiety attacks. It has also shown promise in treating addiction, depression, trauma-related disorders, and social anxiety in adults with autism. On the other hand, San Pedro Cactus has been associated with general focusing clarity and
has been suggested to help with ADHD symptoms.

When micro-dosing with Master Plants Herbal Tinctures, it is crucial to follow dosage guidelines and seek guidance from a qualified practitioner or experienced user.
Dosage Guidelines:

If you have a sensitive constitution, start with 5 drops and gradually increase to a
maximum of 15 drops. It is essential to allow a few days between dosage increases to assess the effects.

Note that 15 drops is approximately equal to 1ml.

Some people may require more than 15 drops, depending on their individual sensitivity.

1.Routine Style Dosing: In this protocol, you take a dose every day for a minimum of two to three weeks.
This allows your body to build up a tolerance to the tincture and reduces the likelihood of negative side effects. Keeping a journal of the experienced effects can help in adjusting the dosage as needed.

2.Symptomatic remedy: You may also utilis the tinctures in case of emotional up set, if you are getting triggered, scattered mind or any other emotional issues arise during the day as symptomatic remedy.

Day and night- yin yang
In addition to the previously mentioned protocols, another approach to micro-dosing with Master Plants herbal Tinctures involves using both Ayahuasca and San Pedro Cactus tinctures at different times of the day.

One suggested protocol is to take the Huachuma (San Pedro Cactus) tincture in the morning, tapping into its masculine energy to create clarity and focus for the day ahead. Starting with a low dose, such as 5 drops, and gradually increasing as needed, up to 15 drop this can support mental clarity, productivity, and a centered state of mind.

In the evening, the Ayahuasca vine tincture, associated with feminine energy, can be taken to reflect upon the day's experiences and enhance dreaming during sleep. Similar to the morning protocol, it is important to start with a low dose and gradually increase as necessary.

By incorporating both tinctures into your microdosing routine, you can benefit from the unique qualities and energies of each plant, harmonizing the masculine and feminine aspects within yourself. Remember to maintain a journal of your experiences and adjust the dosage as needed to find the optimal balance for your
personal journey.

It is crucial to emphasize that microdosing with Master Plants Herbal Tinctures should always be approached with care and respect. Seek guidance from a qualified practitioner or experienced user to ensure a safe and supportive microdosing experience.

Disclaimer: The information provided is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new health regimen or altering existing treatments. Master Plants Herbal Tinctures should only be used under the guidance of a qualified
practitioner or experienced user. Individual experiences may vary.

Deepening the Connection with Plant Spirits.
The journey with psychedelic plant medicines does not end with the ceremonial experience. In fact, the true work begins in the days, weeks, and months that follow.

Post-ceremonial integration is a vital part of the process, as it allows for the teachings and insights received during the ceremony to be integrated into
everyday life.

One important aspect of post-ceremonial integration is the practice of tuning in to the ceremonial teachings to maintain a connection with the spirit of the plants within. This involves reflecting on the messages, lessons, and visions received during the ceremony and finding ways to apply them in daily life.

This can be done through meditation, journaling, or simply taking quiet moments to connect with the wisdom that was revealed.
Another key aspect of post-ceremonial integration is enhancing the relationship with the plants on a daily basis. This can be achieved through various practices such as working with herbal tinctures, engaging in
plant meditations, or creating altars and sacred spaces dedicated to the plant spirits.

By incorporating these practices into daily life, we create a continuous dialogue and connection with the subtle energies of the plants. This enhances our receptivity, sensitivity, and awareness to their guidance and teachings.

In addition, post-ceremonial integration often involves making conscious lifestyle choices that support the integration process. This can include adopting a healthier diet, incorporating regular exercise and movement practices, engaging in creative expression, and nurturing supportive relationships. These actions
help to create a conducive environment for the teachings and insights received during the ceremony to take root and manifest in our daily lives.
It is important to approach post-ceremonial integration with patience, compassion, and self-care. The integration process can bring up various emotions, challenges, and shifts in perspective. By honoring and allowing these experiences, we create space for further growth, healing, and transformation.

Remember that the integration process is unique to each individual. It is beneficial to seek support from trusted community members, experienced facilitators, or integration therapists who can provide guidance and a safe space for sharing and processing experiences. They can offer tools and techniques to navigate
the integration process and provide support on the journey of inner transformation.

Ultimately, post-ceremonial integration is about weaving the wisdom and insights gained during the ceremonial work into the fabric of our daily lives. By maintaining a conscious connection with the spirit of the plants and integrating their teachings, we can continue to deepen our relationship with ourselves, others, and the natural world, fostering personal growth, healing, and expanded awareness.