Microdosing

Pronunciation: /ˈmaɪkroʊˌdoʊsɪŋ/

Definitions of microdosing

noun the practice of taking small doses of a drug or substance to achieve certain effects

Example Sentences

A1 Microdosing is a method of taking small amounts of a substance.

A2 Some people believe that microdosing can improve cognitive function.

B1 Microdosing has gained popularity as a way to boost creativity and productivity.

B2 There is ongoing research on the effects of microdosing on mental health.

C1 Microdosing psychedelics is a controversial topic in the field of psychiatry.

C2 Individuals who practice microdosing often report subtle but positive changes in their mood and mindset.

Examples of microdosing in a Sentence

formal The practice of microdosing involves taking very small doses of a substance for therapeutic purposes.

informal I've heard some people swear by microdosing for boosting creativity and focus.

slang Microdosing is like taking a tiny brain power-up.

figurative In a way, microdosing can be seen as a way to fine-tune the mind's performance.

Grammatical Forms of microdosing

• past tense: microdosed
• plural: microdosing
• comparative: more microdosing
• superlative: most microdosing
• present tense: microdose
• future tense: will microdose
• perfect tense: have microdosed
• continuous tense: is microdosing
• singular: microdosing
• positive degree: microdosing
• infinitive: to microdose
• gerund: microdosing
• participle: microdosed

Origin and Evolution of microdosing

First Known Use: 2001 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'microdosing' originated in the field of pharmacology and psychedelic research.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe the practice of taking very small doses of psychedelic substances for therapeutic or cognitive enhancement purposes, the term 'microdosing' has since expanded to include small doses of various other substances for similar effects.