Wow that's a lot of data. I found it a little too complicated to understand. Would it be possible for someone to write a small summary? Did microdosing work for the author?
"I concluded that if anything, the LSD microdosing may done the opposite of what I wanted. Given that this is the opposite of almost all microdosing anecdotes and this pattern suggests placebo & expectancy effects, I strongly urge any future self-experimenters to up their methodological rigor, and especially to blind their doses."
Expectancy and mood can really alter psychedelic experiences. Can't be sure for microdosing, though.
Now, how could an experiment up the methodological rigor? Maybe signing a contract where one does accept to be given microdoses of LSD randomly in a period of 5 years, and secretly spilling it on his water?
At this dosage, the anecdotes claim the usual generic spectrum of positive effects on mood, depression, ability to do work, etc.... I concluded that if anything, the LSD microdosing may done [sic] the opposite of what I wanted.