The History Of Ketamine
Ketamine has been a medical staple for 50+ years, primarily as an anesthetic. Its mental health applications, though not formally FDA-approved (“off label”), have been extensively studied by prestigious institutions like Yale, Harvard and Johns Hopkins. These studies have shown promise in treating depression, anxiety, fibromyalgia, bipolar disorder and more
How Does Ketamine Therapy Work?
Ketamine acts directly on your brain by blocking glutamate receptors, relieving pain and improving mental well-being. Its quick action provides rapid relief, unlike traditional antidepressants that can take weeks or months. Furthermore, it promotes lasting benefits by fostering new neural connections, allowing you to overcome challenges and embrace a brighter future.
