Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about how our nurse-led microdosing programs work, what happens on a discovery call, and what to expect week to week. If your question is about your own situation, the free call is the best place to ask it.
The questions we hear most
Yes, we offer our programs nationwide.
All of our microdosing programs are virtual, at times that are convenient for you.
In order to provide the best possible care, all discovery calls must be done over the phone. Your nurse will call you at your scheduled time.
No! We invite people to start with a 3-day tolerance break and extend it for longer if they desire. The goal is a healthy relationship with cannabis, not an extended break or quitting altogether.
Clients are matched with a trained nurse who specializes in plant medicine, cannabis, and holistic care.
The free discovery call runs about 20 minutes. Program sessions with your nurse run about 45–60 minutes. Your nurse will call you at your scheduled time.
Yes, a pharmacist helps review recommendations to make sure they're safe to take alongside existing medications.
People wanting to support their endocannabinoid system for mood, sleep, inflammation, focus, or resilience; those curious about cannabis or microdosing who want safety- and science-based guidance; anyone wanting a plan integrating nutrition, supplements, lifestyle, and mindset; and anyone who values a pharmacist reviewing for medication interactions.
Pricing is sliding scale with flexible payment options to keep the program accessible, discussed during the discovery call since every person's needs differ.
The program works well using microdosing as a tool to reduce cannabis use and cravings, though microdosing isn't required, most success is seen in those who choose to microdose.
Recommendations depend on cancer type, other treatments, and personal goals, since everyone is different. EntheaCare recommends talking directly with the team or its referral partners for the best personalized guidance.
Didn't find your answer?
Anything about your own health is best talked through on a free discovery call with a nurse. General questions are always welcome through the contact form.