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Teo (II.) microdosing capsules — jar
Teo (II.) microdosing capsules

Teo (II.)

A deeper unfolding of the medicine, revealing new ways of thinking, feeling, and relating to the world

$2,140.00
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Our most popular formula, created for those ready to deepen their microdosing practice. While remaining subtle, its balanced dose offers a more noticeable experience, allowing the effects of the medicine to fully unfold.

Enriched with Lion's Mane fruit bodies to support focus, integration, and cognitive performance; and niacin to support distribution and cellular energy production.

High-potency psilocybin mushroom blend (whole fruiting body), 200 mg per capsule;

Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus, whole fruiting body) — a nootropic mushroom studied for nerve-growth factor and cognitive support; it complements psilocybin's effect on neuroplasticity;

Niacin (Vitamin B3) — supports distribution of active compounds and cellular energy production.

All ingredients are 100% natural, organic, sustainably grown, and vegan. No fillers, no synthetic additives. Every batch is tested for potency and purity.

The experience remains sub-perceptual while offering a more noticeable expression of the medicine. Many experienced users describe deeper clarity, greater emotional openness, stronger creative flow, and a heightened sense of presence.

The experience is still designed to integrate naturally into everyday life, without the perceptual effects associated with a psychedelic dose.

Microdosing follows a rhythm of dosing and rest. Intervals between doses help maintain sensitivity and create space to observe the effects over time. Two established approaches:

The 1-2 protocol — one day on, then two days off. The on day is the microdose day; the day after often carries a subtle "afterglow"; the second is a full reset. Gentle, easy to track, and the most common way to begin.

The 4-2 protocol — four days on, two days off. A steadier, deeper, more consistent rhythm favored for sustained focus and mood support.

On dosing days, take one capsule in the morning on an empty stomach.

Avoid microdosing if you:

  • Have a personal or family history of psychosis, schizophrenia, or bipolar disorder;
  • Are pregnant or breastfeeding;
  • Are under 21;
  • Have a serious heart condition.

If you take any prescription medication, consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting.

Taking antidepressants or psychiatric medication (SSRIs, SNRIs, MAOIs, tricyclics) may blunt the effects or cause interactions. Lithium and tramadol are dangerous combinations and must be avoided.

Where the ordinary moves

Bring intention to the everyday and let familiar ways of thinking begin to change

Loosen the grip of the familiar

Loosen the grip of the familiar

Create space around deeply established patterns and explore responses beyond the ones that have become automatic

See from a new perspective

See from a new perspective

Turn toward the deeper layers of experience that are easy to overlook in everyday life

Find another way through

Find another way through

Allow unfamiliar connections and perspectives to emerge where the usual ways of thinking have reached their limits

“Still pretty shocked by how much changed. I had gotten so used to anxiety being there that I didn't even question it anymore. Then, over the course, I noticed I was doing things I'd been putting off for years. Decisions I was afraid to make, situations I normally would have avoided. That felt like getting a part of myself back.”

Ricardo M., 40Monterrey, Mexico

“My children were the ones who suggested I try it. At my age, I wasn't really looking for some big transformation, just wanted to feel a little more alive. Well, they were right. I have more energy now, started working in my carpentry studio again, where I hadn't spent time in years. My children say I'm like a different person. I think I'm just becoming myself again.”

Jorge A., 71Oaxaca, Mexico

“There are things I wanted from my life that I had pushed down for years. I had a very convincing explanation for why I couldn't have them, and I believed it. Microdosing didn't suddenly give me all the answers. It made it harder to keep ignoring the questions. I started noticing how often I was making choices for the person I thought I was supposed to be. That realization has been uncomfortable at times, but also incredibly freeing. I'm finally making some decisions from a much more honest place.”

Nina K., 37Berlin, Germany

“My sleep had been bad for so long that I'd stopped expecting it to change. After a few weeks, I noticed I was sleeping through the night again. What surprised me was everything that came after. I suddenly had energy for the things I kept saying I wanted to do. I started looking at my life differently too, and seeing where I had been leaking energy for years.”

Mariana V., 45Scottsdale, Arizona

“I'm doing a course that demands a ridiculous amount of concentration, and for a while I felt like my brain was constantly fighting me. With this thing, studying uncovers in a new perspective. I can stay with something longer, remember what I've read, and actually connect the pieces instead of reading the same page three times. My results improved, obviously, but the bigger change is that studying doesn't feel so heavy anymore. I finish the day with energy left for my actual life.”

Ethan R., 27Austin, Texas

Microdosing means taking a very small, precisely measured amount of a natural medicine, usually about a tenth of a regular dose, on a steady schedule with rest days built in. In Nagua products, the active ingredient is psilocybin, naturally occurring in the fruiting bodies of the mushroom. The amount is intended to remain below the threshold of a full psychedelic experience, allowing you to go about your normal life while exploring subtler changes in mood, clarity, attention, and openness.

Psilocybin can interact with certain medications and may not be appropriate for everyone. If you take antidepressants, especially SSRIs or lithium, have a serious heart condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, are under 21, or have a personal or family history of psychosis or bipolar disorder, speak with a qualified healthcare professional before considering microdosing. If you take any regular medication or have a medical condition not mentioned here, we recommend checking with your doctor first.

There is no single moment when it suddenly "starts working." Microdosing is subtle by nature, and changes often reveal themselves gradually, through small shifts in the way you think, feel, respond, or move through everyday life. Some people notice something within the first few weeks; for others, the changes become clearer only with time and consistency.

If microdosing is new to you, we recommend beginning with Teo (I.), created as a gentle introduction to the medicine and a way to become familiar with its subtler effects. If you already have experience with microdosing, Teo (II.) offers a deeper step into the territory. If you are unsure where to begin or would like to talk through your starting point, contact us and we'll be happy to help you find the right place to start.

Backed by studies

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98 microdosers tracked daily across six weeks showed a significant reduction in mind-wandering — the measure closest to attention staying where you actually put it.

2.

In an international survey of 1,102 microdosers, 44% judged their mental health much better as a result, with longer regimens linked to greater reported improvement.

3.

A single dose of psilocybin drove rapid growth of dendritic spines in the frontal cortex, still there a month later — the biology behind new pathways, not old loops.

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Among 1,116 people surveyed about why they microdose, sharper concentration and focus was the single most common reason — ahead of mood, energy or creativity.

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In an eight-week open-label trial for depression, average symptom scores fell 59%, and most participants who completed the full trial reached remission.

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Interviewed after an eight-week depression trial, participants described reconnecting with old friends, easier conversations, and less day-to-day social anxiety.