What does microdosing really mean? In the cannabis and hemp world, most people think of mushrooms when they hear the term, but the truth is microdosing applies to everything—from alcohol to cannabis to CBD. It’s all about finding the right dose for your body.
When marijuana first became legal, the industry rushed to create bigger, stronger products—edibles with 100 mg, 500 mg, even 1,000 mg of THC. But more isn’t always better. For new users or those seeking relief from pain, anxiety, or sleep problems, these high doses can be overwhelming and even turn people away from products that could otherwise help them.
Microdosing changes the game. Instead of taking a single large dose, microdosing means splitting your intake into smaller amounts throughout the day—2.5 mg here, 5 mg there—helping you avoid the intense peaks and valleys that come with big doses. This creates a smoother, more manageable experience and keeps you feeling balanced without being overwhelmed.
💡 Why Microdose?
Reduces anxiety caused by high doses
Offers steady relief for pain, stress, or sleep
Creates a controlled, predictable experience
Microdosing also helps new users ease into cannabis or CBD without fear of “overdoing it.” Think of it like coffee—one cup might give you focus, but five cups leave you jittery. The same applies here.
📍 At Humanity Health CBD, we encourage customers to start low and go slow. Whether it’s THC-free CBD gummies or products designed for microdosing, we’ll help you find the right fit for your needs.
👉 Looking to try microdosing? Visit our store, explore our products, and talk to us about how to find your perfect dose.
00:00Hey gang, if you've been hearing about people getting motion sickness in electric cars, it's not just a hype.
00:07EVs are smooth, quiet, and high-tech.
00:10And that's actually part of the problem.
00:12Without the engine noise, the gear shift, and that little vibration you're used to in a gas-powered car,
00:17your brain's balance system can get confused.
00:20The results? Nausea, dizziness, headaches.
00:24Especially if you're a passenger looking at your phone.
00:27Now, here's the good news.
00:30The same cannabinoids people use for seasickness and long flights can help here too.
00:36CBD is usually my go-to for drivers because it's calming, clear-headed, and non-impairing.
00:41Perfect for keeping the nervous system settled.
00:45For passengers, a low dose of THC, man, we're talking 2.5 to 5 milligrams, can ease nausea without making you feel out of it.
00:54If THC isn't your thing, cool.
00:57THC-free gummies are a great option.
01:00And adding CBG, cannabigerol, can give you that extra gut health and balance support.
01:06Want a bigger boost?
01:08Functional mushrooms can help with the focus, digestion, and balance.
01:13Great for those long rides.
01:14Oils and tinctures work fast, but if motion sickness hits that mind trip, vaping CBD, CBG, or THC offers almost an instant relief.
01:25Just remember, don't ever vape and drive.
01:28Bottom line, EVs are here to stay, but motion sickness doesn't have to come with the ride.
01:33At Humanity Health, we've got oils, microdosing, gummies, THC-free options, and mushroom blends that keep you comfortable from driveway to destination.
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