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RE: Are Dissociative Drugs the Future of Antidepressants?
If there is a way to stop Ketamine putting holes in the bladder, it may very well be used to treat depression. I can see you have put a lot of time into this article and I appreciate that! Though a bit too technical at times; still a great read.
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Thank you for your feedback, it's much appreciated! I wasn't sure how technical to make this piece and perhaps veered a bit too far on the side of minutia. Noted for the future.
Very good point about the bladder damage - that's partially why I'm interested in dissociatives that only require a fraction of a ketamine dose but may have similar benefits. Alternatively, I imagine that ketamine research will lead to a non-psychoactive pharmaceutical that targets specific receptors, hopefully without the kidney-related side-effects.
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