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COVID-19: Some turning to psychedelic micro-dosing to cope with mental health stress, anxiety

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COVID-19, but says the pandemic has been the most peaceful time in her life.“There’s so many people who were struggling and having a hard time with it.

But I felt great,” the 30-year-old biology student says from her home in Edmonton.The reason, says Burke, is psychedelic drugs, which she has been micro-dosing along with about two dozen other members of the Edmonton Hiking and Psychedelic Society.As facilitator of the group, Burke says she has seen an increasing number of participants in online monthly group discussions about the psychoactive or hallucinogenic drugs.Members talk about exploring substances such as DMT, psilocybin, LSD and MDMA, commonly known as ecstasy or molly.“They come from all ages and backgrounds, people you wouldn’t.

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