People claim ketamine + "integration therapy" is harmless but it makes the therapy so much more expensive if you have to sit in a room with a medical professional paid by the hour. And a lot of depressed people are not rich.
People claim ketamine + "integration therapy" is harmless but it makes the therapy so much more expensive if you have to sit in a room with a medical professional paid by the hour. And a lot of depressed people are not rich.
I was talking about microdosing LSD, although now I wonder if there is such a thing with Ketamine as well. You might like to hear that the country I live in is taking steps to have Ketamine therapy for depression covered by universal basic healthcare soon.
This term disturbs me. Is there really an encoded idealism that says, "just start taking a dose of X" and forget about it? Or am I just misunderstanding this?
No follow up therapy? No behavior modification? No treatment protocol? When do you ever get to a point where you're no longer consuming therapeutics, or is that the end game? Just find the right one and take it forever?
> with Ketamine as well
A known side effect is long term bladder damage. This is precisely the reason I find the logic of "fire-and-forget" around these drugs disturbing.