This Is Now with Angie Coiro: James Fadiman and Jordan Gruber
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Join James Fadiman, known as the 'Father of Microdosing,' and co-author Jordan Gruber for a discussion on microdosing for health, healing, and enhanced performance. Over his 60 years of experience with psychedelics, Fadiman has collected reports from individuals worldwide on the benefits of microdosing, addressing various health conditions and enhancing performance. This event will be moderated by journalist Angie Coiro and promises to be an unmissable conversation rich with insights and personal accounts.
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