Important Disclaimer

Kosha Microdosing Services provides educational guidance, coaching, and support for individuals interested in exploring microdosing psychedelics (such as psilocybin or LSD) as a tool for personal growth, emotional well-being, and behavior change.

We are not medical professionals, therapists, or licensed healthcare providers. Our coaches offer non-medical, informational, and integrative support based on emerging research, best practices, and personal experience in the field of psychedelic integration. We do not diagnose, treat, or cure any medical or psychological conditions.

Microdosing psychedelics remains experimental and is not approved by regulatory bodies (such as the FDA or equivalent agencies in most countries) for therapeutic use. Scientific evidence is promising but still emerging and limited, particularly for microdosing. Individual results vary widely, and there is no guarantee of specific outcomes.

Psychedelics, even in microdoses, carry potential risks, including:

Psychological discomfort, anxiety, or emotional instability
Interactions with medications (especially SSRIs, MAOIs, or other psychiatric drugs)
Exacerbation of underlying mental health conditions
Physiological effects (e.g., changes in blood pressure, sleep, or appetite)
Legal risks, as most psychedelics are classified as controlled substances in many jurisdictions

We do not provide, supply, or recommend sources for psychedelic substances. Clients are solely responsible for obtaining and using any substances in compliance with local laws.

Before beginning any microdosing protocol, we strongly recommend consulting a qualified healthcare professional (physician, psychiatrist, or therapist) familiar with psychedelics to assess suitability, screen for contraindications, and monitor health.

Kosha Microdosing Services assumes no liability for any outcomes, adverse effects, or legal consequences arising from participation in our programs or the use of information provided.

By engaging with our services, you acknowledge that you are voluntarily exploring microdosing at your own risk and take full responsibility for your choices and well-being.

If you experience any concerning symptoms, seek immediate professional medical or psychological help.

Last updated: December 2025