Can Ketamine Make People Smarter?

[@mamaelfian]

I had medical Ketamine IV over a week . I was cognitively uplifted . I made notes , listened to great resources online to discover helpful information. I rested without pain, I also had conversations with family that wouldn’t have happened without the support of the medicines effect . I was so productive from my bed . After treatment I’ve had ongoing uplifted effects and have been able to make better life decisions. I was able to stop self medicating with alcohol completely after treatment. This was self led change . I knew I used A to deal with pain . I have a lower chronic pain score now by two points . My flares that are short lived are the same but having lower overall chronic levels has helped me deal with spikes without using alcohol. A huge win! I could go on . I was in the highest dose in treatment and benefited immensely, I hope to have further success with another treatment within a suitable time period . Thanks for your sharing of this information. It’s still a stigmatised medicine , if I mention it . People refer to the recreational use and horses , lol . I’ve had to educate people and vids like this are my source of validation. Changing lives and the world. ❤

[@Theshowlifeyoungs]

I learned so much as usual and was impressed to see I'm not the only one struggling... thank you !!!

[@doily6134]

6 years of ketamine infusions for major depression. My brain is so sharp now that I can work a little. Life changing.

[@judiezell4306]

I've been taking IV Ketamine treatments for 18 months and there's not one thing that I don't like about it. I suffered from Narcissistic Abuse for decades until 2019. My life was in shambles until taking IV Ketamine. I live in Tennessee close to Nashville and my Dr. is an Anesthesiologist. I've had nothing but good experiences with improving my depression, Anxiety, OCD, improving insomnia, etc. I'm feeling like I'm human again. Great results every time I go. Feel free to ask me any questions. It's the beginning of a new life for me. God bless everyone!😇🙏♥️

[@michellekwan5620]

I can't tell if this is sarcastic or not. Was it "life-changing" helpful or just nominally helpful?

[@MitchellFrederick]

@@michellekwan5620 life changing for sure

[@josephmarzullo]

@@judiezell4306would it help the narcissist too? 😊 I tried this low dose ketamine but it felt weird

[@brettrigby2226]

I'm a chemist, i have studied ketamine a lot. Prolonged use is not going to help your brain at all. Aesthetics cause lesions in your brain if you keep using them. That's actual HOLES in your brain matter caused by the chemical itself. If you honestly think having a brain like Swiss cheese is going to make you smarter you're delusional. Not to mentioned the havoc it causes with ones bladder. I have read many case studies where frequent users are now in adult diapers in their 30's!

[@jaeljade3609]

I'm ADHD and ASD1 and I don't feel like I need to be "fixed" either. I wish life was easier, though. It's tough to focus on anything I'm not interested in, so school was rough, especially in the 70's and 80's where kids like me just slipped through the cracks. My mom knew I was very different from her other two kids and she had no idea of what to do with me. I rarely leave the house because looking at people and having them look at me is too much. I'm too sensitive, and all the cruelty that's out there is something I just don't want to experience anymore. I was going to try Esketamine, but the more I've read about it, it kinda scares me. Ketamine seems so much safer. I just don't want to make anything worse. I think people should really do their homework if they want to try Spravato. Read about the clinical trials, and all the positives and negatives. I'm really bothered by some of it.

[@beefstew4698]

Please share your concerns

[@jaeljade3609]

@@beefstew4698 Well, for starters, the FDA pushed through the drug after 5 out of the 6 efficacy trials failed. They were only 4 week trials instead of it's usual 6-8. In those trials, 6 people died. I believe 3 were from suicide. One of the suicides said they had never had suicidal thoughts before. There have been a lot of people who have said Esketamine has been a game changer for them, though, so you just have to do a lot of reading and decide if you think you'd be ok with some of the risks and side effects. I don't believe there's been any deaths associated with Racemic Ketamine, not in the clinical setting anyway. There's still risks with it, but it seems much safer. The Esketamine is a nasal inhalant, and you don't get the exact same dose in each treatment. It's a much stronger form of the drug, too. With ketamine, it's exact.

[@jaeljade3609]

@@beefstew4698 I forgot to mention that since Spravato has been on the market, there's also been a 147 deaths from march of 2019-January of 2023. 7 of those were suicides. That's very concerning to me.

[@jaeljade3609]

It looks like my comment was removed by someone. Not sure if that's from YT or somebody else. It's happened to me before on this channel. The censorship on YT has gotten ridiculous.

[@deborah9384]

@@jaeljade3609it’s not any worse than fb. whatever happened to freedom of speech?

[@albert.robles7]

I've heard good things about Ketamine, Mushrooms and their health benefits, I also heard they helps one get through addiction and depression. just wondering where or how I can get my hands on them cause I'll love to give it a try, I'm passing through a state of terrible depression lately.

[@userconspiracynut]

[Adamsflakesx] Ships psychedelics

[@albert.robles7]

​@@userconspiracynut how can I reach out??

[@albert.robles7]

Is it Instagram?

[@userconspiracynut]

Yeah, he has variety of stuffs like Mushrooms, LSD, DMT, Ketamine even the chocolate bars

[@christophersmt6500]

I took 2g of PE Saturday night with friends, laughed all night. Took 3g last night by myself and went on a Pink Floyd journey... I love Shrooms

[@daneweems3513]

You are not alone I had Covid-19 I was in an induced medical coma. I remember what was going on around me, even though I was in a coma. I remember it’s like I was awake only in my mind. When I screamed nothing would come out I was on a ventilator. When I did wake up I had anxiety it was a fear like a bullet coming at me. I still have PTSD with my Physician.

[@karencronin9502]

You are fortunate you came off of the vent. alive! I am sorry you have ptsd.

[@mel720]

This sounds like my experience with sleep paralysis. It was terrifying, and I felt awake in my mind and aware. I was screaming but nothing was coming out. It only lasted a few minutes but felt like an eternity. I can not even imagine being stuck in that state for days or weeks. Being on a ventilator on top would be torture. I'm glad you survived, and I hope you heal. ❤️‍🩹

[@reettaelina]

I am so sorry for you I hope you heal well I have CPTSD too

[@karate4348]

Big hugs from australia

[@karate4348]

Neuroplasticity comes from full experience IN nature...all we need is there.

[@AlexaZ-ew2xp]

You’re great at answering these questions accurately and with great language.

[@SQTierHog]

Dr mentioned for people to post if they have been a slave to themselves, mentally by means of PTSD, depression, etc. I'm raising my hand on all of that. I have been for a very long time, and at least I'm aware of the root of it all. But it's a battle, another battle I should say, because I look at it as a weakness. So, all these years, I'm always thinking somehow that I can help heal myself. I have thought that after all these years, there must be medicines that can help, I'm just leary of the 'psych med' connotation (if that's the right word). This, I'm here for the ketamine topic.

[@madewildwonders2810]

@@SQTierHog yes ,hands up !!👈🤔. I've got my hand up as well . PTSD +depression is a prison sentence when you are alone.

[@miked6097]

About to start the ketamine clinic in MGH Boston 6 weeks a couple times a week then once a week from then for a bit. For depression anxiety ptsd ocd adhd addiction and pain. Looking forward to it I guess you go on a little “trip” for an hour or so and talk it out idk but goal is to be medication free and healed. Stay safe all.

[@Marduk6880]

How’d it go?

[@miked6097]

@ it’s ok. Nothing to special. I might stop now. But I am 100% off medications and things now. So it either helped or acted as a mental placebo but either way I am free from vices and medication if you will…

[@shannonlarson1158]

I can't describe how much i do resonate with this. I have so much childhood trauma, not to mention what put myself through, and as much as unbagging those things have been extremely important, changing my old patterns and mindsets have felt like being stuck.

[@stephaniegrabreck7379]

I like that he understands traumatic experiences and emotional regulation in ways a lot of people can’t with traumatized people… That’s refreshing

[@marciemyers6585]

True that

[@chris92660]

Had my first treatment today. Nothing like I experienced. I'm hopeful now.

[@giordi2776]

Well, this has me itching to see what studies exist on Ketamine and MS

[@CC-lh7tj]

Plasticity means easily bendable and altered. Altered reality beats conventional reality any day.

[@stephenr115]

After a non nerve sparing RPLND, after son’s second testicular cancer he had maxed out pain meds in ICU. I asked Dr. to do something for my son. He was injected with ketamine and said he had gone to “Mars.” It certainly worked as he stopped complaining of pain in the context of a very invasive surgery. I’ll be calling soon for an appointment for my own situation.

[@derrickboatman1560]

I've been doing a lot of research because this treatment was offered to me and I immediately turned it down. But now it's looking like exactly what I need.

[@Foxie12100]

Thanks

[@JoyRise]

Thank you! I learned a lot from this video, understanding the depression episodes I experience, such as the catastrophic response to perceived failure.... mind-blowing, relief! I am not alone. I am currently deciding which clinic I will choose to do my 6 IV Ketamine infusions, and I am at peace and happy about allowing myself to go down this path.

[@urielflames3799]

Will the price come down so low income people can afford this treatment

[@SunshineGrove04]

bingo!!!

[@dieselbaby]

Its actually remarkably cheap, what drives the price up is the regulatory overhead and the markup charged by for-profit clinics looking to squeeze as much money out of desperate people as possible. The cost of doing such treatment at home, by yourself means that it is very affordable for anyone who is willing to go that route; you can obtain pharmaceutical grade K from darknet markets super easily and it can be self-administered safely. Of course to do so would technically be mildly illegal, though, for anyone who is suffering in despair arguably it is worth it.

[@carolmartin3028]

I dont know a friend of mine said her experience was horrible.

[@freddiebeltran8174]

​@carolmartin3028 liar ooo don't try it because it's not worth it.... lol maybe for you...

[@freddiebeltran8174]

Nope, lol it's still gonna be the same price❤

[@josephholey7616]

Doc, as a 16/21 year old kid, I was extremely aggressive due to fear , feeling less than.well I experimented with LSD, Mescaline and Mushrooms, changed my life completely, I found freedom from my old ways of thinking, a Louth no oversight it was a life changing experience, let me just say that I joined humanity with a extremely positive effect

[@ajgsxr]

I passed a clot through my heart in 2010 and have had uncontrollable panic attacks at times since if I felt any type of tingling in my limbs or accelerated heart rate, etc, even waking up in an attack. I am starting to get better I believe, and fewer episodes.

[@oislek34]

drink DMSO

[@spawnsrevenge]

I am a burn survivor with cptsd as well as ehlers danlos syndrome and mast cell activation syndrome. The symptoms from all 3 have been wreaking havoc on my my neuropathic system with pain, depression and anxiety. Many poor remedies that were problematic. Got 1 dose of ketamine for an ankle injury and changed everything for me. I have never felt as I normally should for over 3 decades of torture and suffering. It really made a dtastic difference. It should be covered by insurance and isn't nearly as harmful as other treatments!

[@marciemyers6585]

That’s fabulous that you received Ketamine for your ankle and as a result experienced all the miraculous benefits. You surely deserved a reset. Yayyy!! M

[@Hengahangezange]

I remember snorting ketamine, the high was so pleasant, funny and spiritually uninhibited; yet still with certain control and self awareness that I became the rubber band man for a few minutes.

[@jiimmyboi12]

Hahah deep

[@katipohl2431]

Here in Germany the late psychiatrist Professor Hans-Carl Leuner used ketamine injections when treating patients.

[@marciemyers6585]

Good Doctor, this was a very well done very informative video regarding IV Ketamine’s miraculous effects on most people’s lives. I’m certain that I need this in my life. Thank you always. M

[@DoylePrime]

Does this kind of Ketamine therapy also work for people with a lot of daily stressors that trigger anxiety?

[@andrewhinkle160]

I would imagine so since it drops depression and anxiety levels for me but I don't use it in a clinic setting which I highly don't recommend doing. In the clinic setting they take it IV and it's probably mode rapid working than inhaling it.

[@judiezell4306]

It's helping me and I've had Depression for decades

[@erikhunt5293]

I’m a brain scientist and ketamine is as close to magic as we have come as a species.

[@jeffreydoyle4523]

I've been on ketamine infusions for 9 years now I use a nasal spray and lozenges I've had so many surgeries I'm a disaster. The amount of pain and depression that I go through is intense I'm going to go out on a limb and say ketamine has truly saved my life. Without it I don't know where I'd be I need to get through moments of pain depression and that's what helps

[@Enlighten9096]

Dr Kaveh. Great new video. Making progress since your treatment for PTSD & TOS. Can you discuss a specific IV maintenance schedule regiment to consider for regeneration of lost brain power cognition post PTSD/depressive episode? While still in pain waiting for surgery. Thanks.

[@OriginalofConsciousness]

does eskatamine (sprovato) have the same effect?

[@MedicalSecrets]

It has not been studied as much, but one would suspect that it may share many of these properties

[@jamilafay]

I can’t seem to find the video of why FDA hasn’t cleared Ketamine. I’m guessing that’s why health insurance won’t cover it? It’s only for sedation?

[@MedicalSecrets]

It's listed under why ketamine is so expensive

[@beefstew4698]

@@MedicalSecretswhy won’t the FDA clear it?

[@Seekingsophia00]

Because it helps people. Same with other psychedelics. It makes me laugh listening to doctors talk about psychedelics when they haven't tried them.

[@inveritategloria]

TEST QUESTION: Can Ketamine raise tetrahydrobiopterin? Why I am asking? A rare haplotype of a GCH1 gene, which changes its function, may be linked to all the topics addressed in this video (pain tolerance, trauma, high IQ, unexplained suicidal depression). The gene's malfunctioning is linked to dystonia, low nitric oxide, endothelial dysfunction (and more). Can Ketamine aid mitochondrial repair? If yes, then I must write to you and share my knowledge.

[@ninner196]

Have you seen Dr Jarred Younger’s research? He is the first science researcher on KZbin dealing specifically with triggers to our microglia and his specific studies on chronic pain and fatigue, long Covid, ME specific conditions that cause the cascade of events and perhaps other upcoming treatments. You would probably find that interesting 🤔

[@adamdarrow]

What about Ketamine for migraines?

[@hectoralmonte3629]

I have watched a few videos from this doc. he seems very smart and a caring person, does any one know if he himself uses Ketamine?

[@paulaherron7712]

I live 8n scotland and have ptsd and suffer accute panik attaks and axiety 😢 theres no help here we're still living in the dark ages here..i live in a mental hell daily and have no help here ...can u suggest anything i can try ❤youre channel is so helpful im at the stage of a shut in and emotionally shut down..its a lonley sad existence im 47 with 2 children who stay away as its upsetting to see me the 2ay i am now...this all just came out of nowhere 5 years ago 😢❤

[@neenernener]

Can't believe in considering this. Do we know if past LSD, Mesclun & shroom use has anything to do with mental health later on?

[@ginaheaton2203]

I love your smile and your energy.

[@GrandpaOnATunedScooter]

K holing completely fixed my head. Its quite something to die and be reborn. Life looks so trivial from the ionosphere. It rfelt like being tapped into a supercomputer of information. Every question was resolved to the point of the ceiling of our ability to understand. It also reveals all your demons, it can be extremely emotional. I feel it taught me to control my reality and control my thinking as ketamine can be torturous until you realise you are making that reality and you can change it.

[@kalayne6713]

Ketamine used during and after brutal knee surgery was a total game changer for me. When I came round, I had no pain, no life long depression, I was clear as a bell and felt I could rule the world. After my second knee replacement, a pretty,ditzy young female anaesthetist didnt read my notes and gave me fentanyl. It did absolutely NOTHING for pain, depression or my mood except make me suicidal. Fentanyl is so subjective. For some, it gives a hit, for me, I wanted to jump out a window. I had to fight to get back on ketamine for 24 hours, which calmed me, took away my acute pain and helped me get back on track. Unfortunately, in my part of Australia, ketamine is not readily available and not well understood by pain specialists or psychiatrists. Ketamine is a blessing. If I could have it regularly, I would. My life would be very different from the existence I live now.

[@LbMain]

I took prescribed esketamine for treatment resistant depression at my psychologist office. I had to discontinue because it worsened my mental health.

[@ninner196]

There it is for all to see that neither is ketamine a cure all. Very brave of you to comment. Sending good thoughts and a hug to you.

[@TheBluecosmic]

esketamine is not the same as ketamine

[@SowingSeedsWithChristy]

Sadly, periodically, I have gotten triggered into being highly reactive when feeling unusually vulnerable or feeling emotionally threatened. It can happen so fast, seemingly out of nowhere, but I believe it's rooted in some kind of fear. It's a horrible feeling - like driving downhill in a car with no brakes. Where otherwise, I'm a very reasonable person, who has access to tact and logic, in these reactive instances I know I'm reacting way over the top and afterwards I'm left feeling so sad for it ever having happened and not handling it better. It leaves me feeling like I'm broken somehow. And I've lost a special person in my life because of an occurrence like this coming out of the blue where I assigned him a motivation for a choice he made that he claimed didn't belong to him. It was an unfair depiction of him and too much for him to deal with. So it can be an isolating feeling. So, no, you're not alone if you also do this. I wish I had more space between stimulus and response in those types of moments. I have learned a bit about reflecting back on the initial feelings I was feeling prior to my reactivity so I'm thinking I may be able to catch myself before I react, but don't really know if I'll be able to. And I am able to excuse myself to deal with my reactivity to ask for time to sort things out perhaps before doing irreparable damage. And eventhough I don't necessarily namecall or swear at the person, my reaction is to a perceived ill motivation on their part, which, of course, is like accusing them of something they did not do. And that's no fun. The three times it's happened in recent years is when I've felt emotionally threatened in some way. So what I realized is it's happened with people who are not able to be present with themselves emotionally, and therefore, not emotionally present with me. And I'm not blaming them. It's just important for me to realize that others at times are not always going to be able to contend with their own feelings and emotions, let alone mine, nor perhaps should they have to. So it's on me to take the best care of me and not leave that in another's hands. The problem is I don't feel competent to be able to take care of me. I'm at the mercy of my disability insurer right now so my income is limited. My quality of life has deteriorated. I've cut my costs way down and have very little-to-no luxury expenditures. I've had to get a reverse mortgage on my house which is eating up the equity in my house every month, but with my limited income it's the only bank loan that I could qualify for. My nervous system has been knocked out of whack. Too many traumas in my life. Too many threats to my life in childhood. Living too long in survival mode as an adult. Lost overall control of my life. Now dependent on a 3rd party insurer due to a diagnosed neurological syndrome. It's a powerless feeling. I do feel "stuck" as you mentioned in your video. I also am the person who thinks I want to do "this" or "that," but often don't do either. It would be so nice to feel competent and productive again. I've lost overall control over the organization of my house. I used to be orderly and more social. I'd like to start a women's group and maybe a business or develop some ideas I have or write a book, but it's like there's an invisible mote between me and those things or they only exist outside of my reach. Ha! I guess I ought to be asking you to reserve a seat for me at your clinic! 😂 I started this entry in order to help someone else feel less alone in this struggle, and ended up helping myself realize my present state maybe isn't my fault and maybe not permanent, and that there's maybe something I can do about it afterall. 🤗 Thank you for this video and for laboring to explain emotional dysregulation in so many ways. You helped me to understand myself better.

[@Straighttalk95]

Hello there 👋🏻 Everything you described sounds somewhat similar to what I go through on a daily basis . Which of course isn’t fun at all and can be frustrating as well as exhausting.. PTSD can trigger most of what you mentioned as I too have these issues.. OCD is often triggered by stress of life ! When everything gets too much it can send us into overdrive and our body and mind feels overwhelmed.. in other words we are burned out. I feel fear is the worst culprit in our behaviour especially as we get older it gets worse if nothing is done about it . I know what it’s like to be hard on yourself for overreacting when in certain circumstances and you wish you had said or done things differently and then you sit contemplating for the entire day what you could or should have said and done and that just adds to all the other stuff you have stored up in your already overcrowded brain .. all I know is we are humans and we are not superhuman nor robots . We will be scared at times and have stress too but to manage them we need to make a plan for how we can help manage these triggers . Procrastination is one of the things I have been quite good at doing as I’m not sure am I or am I not going somewhere or putting off something at the last minute.. This is all part of Anxiety. We are human and it’s not expected of us to be perfect at everything or all the time . I hope you can find a way of reducing your anxiety and find comfort perhaps in doing things that make you happy and comfortable. And you are not alone .. there’s a lot of us who feel what you mentioned . Wishing you good health and peace of mind . ❤️

[@ninner196]

I agree with straight talk. I am in the same situation even though I worked in the medical field. That is why I only mentioned a bit of my experiences , I don’t want to traumatize anyone else by explaining anything specific too much on social media. I find also another scientist KZbinr’s perspective to be very interesting because he is engaged in handling studies of what causes those with chronic pain to stay in that cycle, specific physiological ( functional) effects and what he is specifically working on so he tries to explain higher level knowledge in a way that helps others to understand what happens to us neurologically. His name is Jarred Younger. Just like Dr K he doesn’t diagnose but explains why our pain stays triggered or on a hair trigger and certainly emotional triggers affect those who are more sensitized than if the combination wasn’t occurring. He does talk about holistic medicine that he has done the research on and I am extremely excited about his work with dextramethotrexate and his grants. You are a very sincere and kind woman and in a world where so many are absorbed with their own issues and a very kind soul. We definitely need more kindness which I feel the definition is to lend someone our strength instead of reminding them of their weaknesses. 🤗

[@BabyJesus66]

Ain't nobody reading all that 😂

[@Jadedgrl2012]

So enjoy your channel. I always miss your live talks. I can identify with so so much of what you speak of. I am unable to rec any kind of help like this (although definitely needed) as I am on Medicaid in Tx an its a joke. I wish i could come get a consultation from you.

[@vancevalencia1462]

For someone who has visional snow. Will taking ketamine restore or improve our neurotransmitters so that the snow won’t show up or little it? VSS patient here looking for an answer.

[@zackeryshackelford3864]

IV ketamine therapy completely changed my life. Highly recommend it

[@SQTierHog]

This Dr's intelligence, his kind personality, his lack of 'Dr arrogance', reminds me of an amazing, very kind (young!) neurologist who sees my son. Dr Numis, at UCSF, at Benioff. Highly, highly recommend.

[@robynmarsh1358]

Anyone know if you can get Ketamine in the US?

[@roosterryan]

So what is the street ketamine made of is it made of the same as the clinical form? Why is it crystallized?

[@Marduk6880]

It’s liquid and you can put it in the microwave on a plate and it will turn to powder ish substance

[@debracarltock4878]

A long time ago I heard that Catamine. What's a tranquilizer for Cats

[@LisaEtter]

Ketamine has been used by veterinarians for decades alone or in a Rompun/ Valium cocktail. Funny it is used alone most frequently on cats for simple procedures when they wig out.

[@dellajohnston3601]

He's probably using Ketamine for his depression rather than to boost his creativity directly

[@MedicalSecrets]

Highly likely, but he sure talks it up

[@theliterarytarot]

He has said he uses it to focus and work with less sleep which is…not smart

[@itsmickey5537]

What about methadone & or clonipine & or zanax

[@scotthughes7440]

What has he 'created'? I know he has money and invests in companies..but what exactly has 'he' created solely? Self landing rockets? Credit Wernher von Braun. All inventions are created on the research and experimentation of others in the past...

[@lainniecashman94]

Can ketamine help people with stroke deficits such as memory, anger, and depression plus speech andcrecall?

[@MedicalSecrets]

Is being studied heavily!

[@heidi_d]

Did you work at Sanford in Sioux Falls?

[@toshabeans]

❓ Question❓ I've been dealing with chronic back pain for 9 years (after being run over by a car!) Found a cptsd diagnosis right after that, then celiac diagnosis, now possibly an arthritis diagnosis around the corner, not to mention anxiety. I've tried a multitude of traditional and eastern philosophy treatments, I'm now on two medications for pain and another for insomnia, as well as daily yoga and some easy walking, and my pain still isn't managed. I live in Canada 🇨🇦😊 Would i be out of line to ask my pain specialist directly for ketamine therapy? I don't want to be perceived as drug-seeking (sometimes that can lead to an even harder time finding assistance from med pros), but relief from daily pain levels usually 4-6 out of 10 on the pain scale is something I'm dreaming about. How can i advocate for myself for different treatments without being perceived as drug-seeking by the professionals i meet along the way? (Our local ER has a reputation for being quite nasty when treating pain, perhaps because our local addicted community frequent it for a warm bed)

[@raysanders4781]

Don’t worry about that at all they are all aware of the benefits and there’s no drug interactions :)

[@noahglinsman3832]

We are not alone. There is light.

[@lptherapygroup6591]

Doesn't it cause bladder issues?

[@heatheral-hammadi3046]

Only if used very often and in excess.

[@suetrublu]

Yes. Some folks quickly but most are using ketamine a lot. I doubt this would happen from 8 or 10 treatments.

[@maryannbrown5762]

The late Emilie Conrad Da’oud was the creator of Continuum Movement, a powerful meditative process, using breathing, nonlinear movement, and sound as a way to stimulate and energize the body, followed by being in a state of open attention. Continuum cut through the habitual, mechanistic experience of the body/mind to allow for a new, more expansive experience of embodiment.. Emilie spoke often about plasticity and the laying down of new neural pathways. The energetic field created when doing Continuum, particularly in a group, was a powerful way to open oneself to a truly healing experience.

[@jeanetteoki1866]

Hey!!! I'm a former student too. Continuum offers so much, I wish more people were aware of it and re-creating their bodies and energies.

[@MLSSLGN]

Doc, U 💪😇🌞🎶. Yesss... After being bed bound and left in a mountain cabin 2 decades... It added to CPSD... Disfunction in family ... I would shake... Could not get ability .. fell apart... One CAN heal. Crappy Childhood Fairy helped me as I could not access Ketamine... But learning how to take on life is critical... Like weight lifting and a bit of fasting. Go Doc Go🎉🕺👍⚡ Never stop your precious info and agape... Ty from all who watch your genius🙌🖖💫

[@gnap525]

My income usually can't afford this therapy but would like to try it to be calmer

[@samuelaubrey2612]

Makes a lot of sense when it comes to addiction.

[@Joylynnfrancis]

I’m tapering off and RX for Alprazolam, sounds like it’s going to take awhile. Ugh Can I take K or mushrooms to help with my Nero plasticity ?

[@Joylynnfrancis]

I’d really like to have my first experience in a treatment facility. I’m in Kansas if anyone has any recommendations. Thank you. 🙏🏼 ❤

[@andrewhinkle160]

K would be the best for this, LSD would work better than mushrooms though.

[@KaiserSoze-dp1hw]

Helps break cycle of pain. Let’s body and mind heal. Sometimes a fork in the road should be taken

[@mrsdahmer8]

He said PROPANALOL, NOT "Propofol"! That's an oral medication. (Well, typically, idk if there's an IV version, I guess prob so 🤷‍♀) but I imagine the answer to his question would be quite different referring to an oral medication. I'm kinda curious myself as I was on propanalol for awhile for my anxiety and I was wanting to go back on it but I don't remember having that effect from it.

[@Seekingsophia00]

It is a limitless drug. You can almost feel the neurons firing in your brain and feel more commected with your body.

[@Matias-cr4dh]

My experience on ketamine has been a great benefit while breaking through one ought to take the right dosage, below usually where l get mine

[@Matias-cr4dh]

@novatripps

[@Matias-cr4dh]

They're on Instagram

[@heatherhopfinger3942]

If I could not just not thinking about past failures I could in essence have more ability to help others like myself climb out of the abyss truth

[@rosaliaoliver-qv3gr]

♥️Thank you ♥️Dr Kaveh ♥️we are learning from your Brilliant intelligence♥️

[@freezkates]

Some success has been seen in psyliocybin for tinnitus

[@williamreilly5469]

Seen also where schrooms make it worse...as in my case...

[@madewildwonders2810]

Man I guess KZbin recommend your channel, so #1 YT is watching and they make good recommendations. Dude your a God send because you described my shit so I'm 😊 prescribing my therapist this video. I want to try getting better.

[@Felixapex-j4s]

Not to worry it easily accessible through this reputation shroom farm I got hooked up with, dude got shrooms,ketamine, lsd, DMT, chocolate bar and more

[@Felixapex-j4s]

On Instagram

[@Felixapex-j4s]

Trip_worlds2.

[@racheltremper-dunham4236]

would the treatment help restore or arrest dementia ?

[@judiezell4306]

I do wish Ketamine was covered by insurance. I feel great for several months from each treatment as long as NAD+ is added to my treatment.

[@davidferrara1105]

LOL Cybertruck points to "no"

[@Foxie12100]

Dr what about Terror nightmares, How to control ,

[@heatherhopfinger3942]

thank you so much for this it does give me hope

[@MedicalSecrets]

Hope based on science and professional experience can be powerful 🙏

[@lv2224]

Re-wiring the brain’s through growth , that’s worthy of illumination!

[@meredithaherntamilio4553]

I never knew Elon was taking ketamine? Us this just a rumor or does it help with your memory? And I'm going to watch this video and Learn !!!

[@Seekingsophia00]

Yes, it does. The best drug I have ever tried. That's why it's not widely available. Same with other psychedelics.

[@cynthialewis5512]

Can you received ketamine if you have had a hemorrhagic stroke with craniotomy??

[@The_Only_Juan]

This is the best Ketamine commercial I've ever seen. I'm sold.

[@MedicalSecrets]

Well we can poke fun at me all day. I hope you learned something new

[@KrzDogLife]

​@MedicalSecrets I'm hearing more benefits in a medical setting than downsides. Thank you for these facts and knowlege. All jokes aside... this is true medicine and purose!💁‍♀️✨️

[@SQTierHog]

​@@MedicalSecretsNo Doctor, we can not. Obviously, not all who watch you realize how much you always care about people! I'm grateful you are teaching on this subject, because I have been considering myself. And if there's anyone I would trust, that would be you!

[@SQTierHog]

This Dr's intelligence, his kind personality, his lack of 'Dr arrogance', reminds me of an amazing, very kind (young!) neurologist who sees my son. Dr Numis, at UCSF, at Benioff. Highly, highly recommend.

[@Straighttalk95]

@@MedicalSecretsYou are a profound Doctor and we appreciate your time and effort in helping others . I for one have learned so much since subscribing to your channel.. Thank you 👍🏻😊

[@priscillapotts443]

A lot of interesting information, thank you for sharing! ❤

[@MedicalSecrets]

You are so welcome!

[@wanatelaharris4327]

I was with a narcissist that did a job on me. I am going to talk to my doctor. Do you think this drug could help?😊

[@AlexaZ-ew2xp]

Can ketamine cause long term damage or residual cognitive imbalances, mental decline, if not taken properly?

[@kishoregupta5384]

I can drive after ketamine therapy. For the first session, I waited in the clinic lobby before driving. From 2nd treatment on wards I haven't waited for a minute to start driving home. Because I feel completely Normal even before the session ends. It all depends on how well your body tolerates to the drug. Do your own experiments. If you can afford uber take it. if you have anyone who can take off from their work 3 times a week to drive you to the clinic, i think you should be depressed and you dont need the treatment.

[@Straighttalk95]

If ketamine enhances Cognitive Function then I’m all in ! 😂 great video Doc ! Oh and ignore the ignorance coming from some comments. ❤

[@ninner196]

Not all comments are ignorant. There are those of us who are physically debilitated beyond what a person could wrap their minds around and yet have the knowledge of science and methodology and even understand the one who said he had A Question. If you read his comment and understood exactly what he was asking the doctor as some of us do then that would make not certain comments that you call “ignorant “ in fact not ignorant. I struggle just like many others and have studied but I certainly in a literal way feel for the pain everyone goes through and not just my own. This format is for all to express themselves and just because I did doesn’t make me ignorant. I don’t “fall in love” with ideas. I am a reasonable person who doesn’t put anyone on a pedestal including medical doctors whom as this doctor even says they “practice medicine.” We live in a world so so very desperate for a cure that it kills people emotionally and physically. If the doctor was personally offended with my comment I am sure that he recognizes the limitations of our field wholeheartedly.

[@Straighttalk95]

@@ninner196 golly ! You took a lot of time to write this long statement. Though I appreciate your effort and time in writing this and expressing your opinion I feel you have completely misunderstood what I meant by some ignorant comments, I had come across some comments which were very unkind and rude towards Dr.Kaveh . Nobody is putting anyone on a pedestal and nobody is undermining those with serious health issues , I too am battling with my own health issues which have debilitated my health so I would never patronise anyone, however there has been some silly people here who have solely come for the purpose of being disrespectful and rude . I feel you have just taken my comment out of context and it was not directed upon all just to those who I felt needed to be made aware that their negative attitude is unwanted here .

[@Straighttalk95]

@@ninner196 I’m very much aware of the decline in care and cure for a lot of health issues for most of us it’s quite the same . I do sympathise with you and I can empathise too as I know how difficult it is for majority of us to get the right help , and yes most of our loved ones have sadly lost their lives due to neglect and lack of care/treatment/ support etc … but there are some doctors that aren’t all too bad and unsympathetic, I’m sorry you have had a rough experience with doctors but I hope for the future you have a better experience with doctors . 🥼

[@ninner196]

@@Straighttalk95 it wasn’t this comment but a more direct one made to me earlier but don’t worry about it it’s all ok

[@Straighttalk95]

@@ninner196 Aahhh I remember now ! Yes you said something about Dr. Kaveh sounding like a Guru ?? I simply stated that you were sounding rude which i felt you were . I think you could have made your point but not in that manner. Perhaps one needs think before uttering their words out loud ,because words can hurt others even if one may think otherwise. Dr.Kaveh runs a ketamine clinic which is why he is so passionate about this topic . I know you found it to be boring and said he’s trying to sound like a world renowned guru but if I can be frank ? Since watching his videos I have learnt so much which I never knew about before , you may not think so , and that’s fine but it’s how you said what you said that really did not sound pleasant. I hope you can see where I’m coming from ? Imagine if Doc sees your message ? He would be hurt by your message also . I’m not trying to take sides but just doing hats right morally .

[@subjectively-observered]

You rock Dr Kaveh

[@crehenge2386]

If it made him smarter, why is he making worse and worse decisisions?

[@dianalee2755]

On the contrary. You're brainwashed with lies. Trump/Vance🎉

[@Marduk6880]

He’s not. He is just over your head as far as intelligence goes.

[@gnap525]

My thoughts control my emotions in a negative way that I don't like , I've tried to change

[@gnap525]

I usually isolate and withdraw often, does Ketamine help with that?

[@jrddoubleu514]

Yes, absolutely, if you've done the science. (If you know, you know). I've got all the secrets down. I do it every single day. Turned me into a genius, as I put all the pieces of the puzzle together. It was a journey of becoming. It's the 'megaseed'. I just need to put it down to paper now. To spill the beans, or keep them for myself. That is my question. The journey has not been without it's perils.

[@heatherhopfinger3942]

I have been since my biological father abused me my parents divorce when I was very young getting bullied by classmates abused by male classmates it has led over time to not trusting people and a lot of isolation

[@paulaherron7712]

To be in some kind of control of my triggers would be a god sent life saving gift❤

[@paulaherron7712]

Unavailable in my area 😢

[@Felixapex-j4s]

Not to worry it easily accessible through this reputation shroom farm I got hooked up with, dude got shrooms,ketamine, lsd, DMT, chocolate bar and more

[@Felixapex-j4s]

On Instagram

[@Felixapex-j4s]

@trip_worlds2 ☝️☝️☝️ That's the page name

[@daltanionwaves]

The lozenges do work very well for some people.

[@Foxie12100]

I suffer medical trauma, a surgery done with Anisetic had worn off , I felt that scalpel, screamed the hospital down but he the Dr wouldn’t stop, 🛑 gaslight,

[@julierideout4317]

It freaks me out that depression episodes lower IQ. I have recurrent major depression.

[@Foxie12100]

Thanks Dr, 💙💙💙🙏🏼👏🏼

[@elizabethannferrario7113]

Are you serious ? well i had it for 7 days post op , and i haven’t changed my IQ ,

[@jrddoubleu514]

You're missing pieces of the puzzle.

[@iren9304]

This is the most good looking man ive even seen!

[@susanhart9923]

Could Ketamine's effect on neuroplasticity help post-stroke recovery?

[@gnap525]

I think it would give me a better awareness by use of IV Ketamine

[@LadyCleo1]

Retained can cause the bladder to burst causing infections to roam yhe body quickly.

[@Florence-p8g]

Thank you.

[@darriontunstall3708]

I learned so much about ketamine, have you seen the all electric Mercedes g wagon? It’s nice! I really enjoy donating to the anesthesiologist Foundation, since it was hard for me to go to college because of my cerebral palsy, I really wanted to be an anesthesiologist, you been hocking loogies?😂 you rock man

[@MedicalSecrets]

I haven't seen that car yet!

[@darriontunstall3708]

@@MedicalSecrets ok check it out, it’s really nice

[@gnap525]

Shames sometimes causes me being down more often than id like