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🍄 Psilocybin Dose-Response Mystical Experience Simulator

This simulation investigates the dose-response relationship and intensity of mystical experiences associated with psilocybin, providing insights into optimal dosing for therapeutic outcomes.

Psilocybin/MDMA-Assisted Therapy2DModerate60 FPS
psilocybin-dose-mystical-experience-simulator ↗ Open standalone

Low-Dose Subtle Effects

Small placeholder note on subtle low-dose effects.

  • 1–5 mg: Typical dose (placeholder range)
  • Low: Subjective intensity (placeholder)
  • Rare: Mystical content (placeholder)
  • ~3–4 hr: Duration (placeholder)

Subtle mood and sensory shifts

Placeholder: mild mood lift and light sensory change at low dose.

Moderate-Dose Perceptual Changes

Short placeholder on rising perceptual change with dose.

  • 10–15 mg: Typical dose (placeholder range)
  • Moderate: Visual change (placeholder)
  • Partial: Ego dissolution (placeholder)
  • ~30 min: Onset (placeholder)

Perceptual and cognitive shifts scale with dose

Placeholder: visuals and thought patterns shift more as dose increases.

High-Dose Mystical Experience Threshold

Short placeholder describing the mystical-experience dose threshold.

  • ~18–20 mg: Threshold dose (placeholder, sensitivity-adjusted)
  • High: Mystical rate (placeholder)
  • Common: Unity experience (placeholder)
  • Strong: Ego dissolution (placeholder)

A dose threshold triggers full mystical-type states

Placeholder: crossing effective dose threshold reliably yields mystical content.

Mystical Experience Questionnaire Scoring

Short placeholder on MEQ30 scoring of the session.

  • 0–100: MEQ scale (placeholder, composite score)
  • ≥60: Complete experience (placeholder cutoff)
  • 4: Domains (placeholder: unity, noetic, transcendence, ineffability)
  • 30: Items (placeholder questionnaire length)

Four domains combine into one MEQ score

Placeholder: unity, sacredness, noetic quality, and ineffability sum to MEQ.

Correlation With Therapeutic Outcome

Short placeholder on MEQ predicting therapeutic outcome.

  • Strong: Correlation (placeholder, MEQ vs outcome)
  • +: Complete-experience bonus (placeholder threshold effect)
  • Symptom change: Outcome measure (placeholder)
  • Weeks–months: Follow-up (placeholder)

Higher MEQ predicts better clinical response

Placeholder: sessions crossing the complete-experience cutoff show larger gains.

Placeholder key insight: mystical intensity, not dose alone, best predicts benefit.
⚙ Under the hood

This simulation investigates the dose-response relationship and intensity of mystical experiences associated with psilocybin, providing insights into optimal dosing for therapeutic outcomes.

CanvasBiomedicine

2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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