Do you ever take a low dose of LSD to get a nootropic effect?

Or do you always trip full on. I was thinking of a low dose to stimulate writing and focus on tasks, without the need for inter dimensional travel.

I have some tabs billed as 150ug so thinking perhaps half of that.

nope, I take a real nootropic (sometimes with aniracetam). it's called hydergine.

I've taken very low doses of LSD for a nootropic effect. Approximately 15mcg. I'm particularly sensitive to psychedelics in general though.

It worked well for some creative problem solving and a slight boost of energy. Found it more useful than say caffeine less useful than say aniracetam.

Yes I have read about hydergine, some slight side effects that I would want to avoid.

Thing is I found this thread and I am just coming down off around 50ug. If the source is to be trusted with the strength of one tab.

Very pleasant effect today, I needed to do some mental house cleaning. Which I followed up with some real world cleaning and organisation of working and personal life. The peak was smooth, slight visuals, which could be easily ignored. A session of changa reenforcing some new mental approaches and thought patterns.

Now, home after being in the office all day, working, cleaning and organising my life again.

SO just wondered if anyone else has used a low dose in a similar fashion?

lsd has a side effect too. it's called 'tripping'

Best nootropic for myself to.date was actually 400mg psilo cubensis.

Don't have the privilege of being able to weigh LSD and.Aniracetam did nothing for me, even with adequate supplements.

Oxiracetam did something, but was more anti-depressant with little else.

I imagine low dose LSD would be fantastic.

Well not at a low dose, it is more of a mental focus, energy to get tasks done and introspection that can be handled without too much panic.

maybe for you.
I didn't really notice any of that. aniracetam on the other hand, allowed ideas to flow,
and enhanced elocution was realized. it acts directly on the receptor primarily associated with learning, AMPA-1.

then again, people are hardwired differently. what works for you may not necessarily work for everyone else, and vice versa.