Here's How Ketamine Actually Works as a Treatment

[@MedCircle]

Watch this entire video series on ketamine treatment instantly HERE: bit.ly/3fgqDMq

[@WhatsWorking]

MedCircle thanks for the shout-out :)

[@connys.-a.8271]

Hi, will you need a new dosage/ administration , say every week, once the effect is fading ? For how long can you take it under medical supervision ? What happens afterwards ? Thanks. Greetings Conny

[@seekthefather4057]

How about responding to your viewers comments please

[@aethelyfel7573]

FDA approval ignored three suicides in the Esketamine group and zero in regular treatment. This acts on the NMDA receptor, if you remember from the movie brain on fire the shizofreniA with epilepsy like symptoms was caused by Anti NMDA Receptor Encephalitis. This could end up causing very similar symptoms.

[@jarredcody4965]

@@connys.-a.8271 you can get quality products from 420pillsmedstore.com he got quality shits

[@Goggalor1990]

I had my 3rd infusion today. Absolutely life changing. 25 years I've been in the dark underneath the depression, and I'm finally back and it feels amazing. Like discovering myself all over again.

[@ginnifer7887]

That’s fantastic. Within what time period did you receive the 3 infusions? I’m trying to figure out how much money I need to save up for treatment. I suffer from many complaints. Chronic pain and depression are at the top of the lists. These infusions I’m considering are $450 each. (US dollars). Thanks!

[@Goggalor1990]

@@ginnifer7887 I received my initial 6 infusions with about 1 every other day. 3 infusions one week and 3 the next.

[@moongoddess8568]

@@ginnifer7887 same $ amount for me.

[@ahmedfraz8324]

@@Goggalor1990 How was your experience with ketamine...was it helpful..has it any side effects..plz let me know..i am struggling with depression for 2 years

[@brookegardner3310]

I took my second at home treatment yesterday and I’m just so anxious today. Bad trip time too

[@DavidaVeddar]

Ketamine stopped my ptsd induced horror dreams, and EXTREME suicidal ideation after the death of my teen son- ssri’s made it worse with awful side effects. Ketamine saved my life and for the first time in my LIFE, made me Feel WORTHWHILE

[@islandluvr]

Queation: are you able to stop all antidepressant meds since the ketamine therapy? I'm so interested in ketamine but nervous about the hallucination side effects...

[@DavidaVeddar]

@@islandluvr yes all antidepressants never really helped and their absence has made me feel so much better. I’ve never HALLUCINATED. Like seeing things not there. It’s not like that, you disassociate, and it’s like your an observer to yourself. For example I blamed myself for a lot of abuse and couldn’t get over the low self esteem aspect to heal, and ketamine let me think and relive scenes from my life that usually caused panic attacks, but I saw this girl so hurt this sympathy just flooded, making the intellectual knowledge of something not being my fault to an emotional reality was a liberation from a prison I’ve been in since a child. In that way it’s the closest thing to what I’d say a hallucination. Believe me they start you off slow and steady you won’t be seeing snakes on the walls or things like that.

[@josephburgess3972]

Hello, possible relative. LOL I was already wanting to reply before seeing your last name. I haven't started ketamine therapy yet. I am about to, God-willing. I really believe that anti-depressants made my anxiety and depression permanently worse. I started going down the psychedelic rabbit hole last year, but still never messed with it because I was paranoid to ask. I did start taking Delta-8 gummies and they work pretty well. They helped me ween off of Prozac and they also help dull the anxiety. However, they only help me when they are active in my body and make me dopey. I won't EVER touch Prozac or Lexapro type of meds again. I really look forward to Ketamine Therapy.

[@DavidaVeddar]

@@josephburgess3972 ( married name so greetings in law! Lol). Don’t make me go off in my favorite tangent but the side effects from 20 years of antidepressants destroyed my body and I healed physically, emotionally, and deeply in the subconscious ( many claim soul). I can’t even feel that urge to end my life which was a constant battle, the traumas that left me with zero self worth cured by slowly learning to disassociate and HEAL. I truly believe misinformation and big pharma make so much money off the brain poison they have scared people about ketamine. It literally heals your brains, getting synapses firing that had stopped- that is fascinating, amazing medical breakthroughs. I would love to hear from you after you’ve gone through some sessions and found your therapeutic dosage. All the best to you Joseph, I hope to hear from you again!

[@josephburgess3972]

@@DavidaVeddar I think that I will return to give you an update when the therapy starts. I have got my first eval tomorrow morning with a doctor. So, it will probably be next week for the first treatment. Hopefully, the costs will be cheaper since it will be through telehealth and mailed in medicine. I had to only pay $50 for the consultation. Goodnight my maybe relative. 😋

[@johntnguyen9917]

Psychedelics are very beneficial substances and can really help people with mental health issues. Saved my life.

[@gavinpeters2102]

Yes he is.. Doctor.coxx

[@shannonkeeth3094]

One of my best experiences was DMT. I can't really explain it but it was great.

[@roarodneal3390]

Sure. He delivers anywhere and also discreet.. if you're worried about that

[@volcomstoned876]

It’s only considered a psychedelics due to its dissociative effects. It’s hardly a true psychedelic medication.

[@janetjohnson998]

@barbarakrimbel8488 grow your own.

[@paradigmpolicy5684]

So I was recommended for ketamine therapy for depression trauma and drug induced psychosis. After one month of treatment the voices in my head reduced by 90 percent!!

[@cmdorais]

I tried Ketamine I.V. Drips after taking different SSRI and therapies that didn’t work. Life changing! I had 5 treatments at a clinic staffed by a doctor and several nurses and I have not had a treatment in 2 years! Wow! I been been advised on the ES-Ketamine, but the real stuff is for me!

[@blueshoes915]

I have been on many different anti-depressants and none of them work. They would just have me try different ones and it’s so frustrating when you’re severely depressed and go to get help but no one can help you. This series is so informative just to learn different treatments that were never mentioned or offered to me. Thank you!

[@jp8649]

Do you guys mind doing a video on addiction vs dependence? It seems a lot of people do not understand the difference.

[@MedCircle]

J P this is a great recommendation and an important topic to cover 👍🏻 we will add it to the list.

[@foxibot]

@@MedCircle ketamine numbing shots for my back and knee worked, I don’t know if it will work for my bladder disease I have had since childhood and I have endometriosis, & ulcerative colitis. I have been to ER 4 times un 2 weeks for allergies reactions and so I am desperate because I went into anaphylaxis. I thought when a allergy doc gave me a breathing treatment I was having a heart attack it was so painful.

[@ladylaynefairchild8146]

So frustrating!!!

[@salfisher8131]

Right

[@kihntagious]

@@foxibot ketamine is hard on the bladder and kidneys. double check

[@esradogan112]

Start on Thursday after 14 years of MDD and anxiety and nothing and I mean nothing has worked ! I’ve tried 15 different anti depressants , TMS & medicinal marijuana. I’m so excited ! I just don’t want to give up hope yet

[@bryanw5951]

Esra Dogan: Good luck! Do you mind giving an update afterwards? Thank you. My treatment team is encouraging me to also do ketamine.

[@jesuswarrior6468]

How did it go?? My doctor said that I should try it but I want solid feedback first. I've seen people in a K hole and I know you don't take that amount. Please give us some feedback.

[@alegriasiempre1513]

@@marcelbrand9055 NO!

[@alegriasiempre1513]

@@jesuswarrior6468 My daughter did it and it saved her life.

[@alegriasiempre1513]

@@moongoddess8568 Not sure if you mean me but my kid is doing very good.

[@rkinjo]

Got an rx for intranasal ketamine for cancer pain. 10x more effective than opioids, non-addicting, fast acting. And the enormous, unexpected by product of relieving my anxiety!!! Huge thanks to doctors!

[@TheManWhoCan1998]

Well, according to Harvard, studies show that ketamine is only slightly more addicting than marijuana

[@pjmac550355]

I experienced some traumatic events when I was in the military. I’m diagnosed with depression and Type 2 bi Polar. I’ve had substance abuse issues on and off since I got out of the military 15 years ago. I’ve been on numerous medications, that unfortunately had little affect, no affect. Or adverse affects. I have had times in my life where I was pretty successful and times where I was a complete mess, on the brink of homelessness, wouldn’t leave my room for months. I’m currently experiencing the worst bought of depression and hopelessness in my entire life. It started off by not being able to sleep for days(which I’ve never experienced), so o started using again. Thinking it will only be temporary to get My sleep back on track. Obviously everything g got much worse ….sever depression, ignoring phone calls, appointments, not caring about what I look like, whatever. Basically doing absolutely nothing but go to the supermarket. I’m as close to being suicidal as I’ve ever been. I absolutely hate myself and feel like I have little to no chance to get back on track. Not sure why o wrote this. Figure getting it out will make me feel a little better

[@Dudecifer]

I would reccomend checking out Wes Watson on KZbin. Watching him helps us stay in check.

[@itsolily]

I hope you're doing better than you were a month ago. Consider reading the body keeps the score, it goes into how trauma effects the brain and it could be really useful to know what youre experiencing has nothing to do with who you are as a person. Wishing you healing

[@Xwisit]

Hey mate u doin ok now?

[@jamesellis6035]

Get ketamine get your life back I'm a fellow vet

[@sandrastevens4418]

Hi 👋 I also have Bipolar disorder II and go without sleep for a few days some times on Average I sleep only 5 hours a night. In the times you can't sleep you're probably going through a hypomanic stage you can be depressed but hypomanic at the same time. The fact that you want to use during these stages is because you want to self medicate. The best thing to do to prevent it is to go to the doctor. You can go to your family doctor. I don't see psychiatrist because I have had some very bad 😕 experiences with them my family practioner takes care of my Bipolar.

[@ams1890]

Thanks so much for this excellent video. I have been on ketamine for about 3 months it's just now starting to work But, I have a very long road. Along with severe depression, I also have daily chronic pain from CRPS and other painful diseases. For years I barely left the house. I feel like the loneliest person alive. I still think about taking my life daily. If you are considering ketamine I highly recommend giving it a try and have patience it may not give you immediate relief. Unfortunately, my insurance is not covering the expense but, I find a way to pay for it. My son died 2 years ago and I lost all interest and joy in living. I was already depressed but losing him took depression to a whole different level. In the end, I think ^does it really matter^? I don't know. Good luck all, gentle hugs.

[@Salmagundiii]

thanks for sharing. A lot of my depression was based on traumatic incidents in my past and it sounds like yours might have been too. For example my best friend in high school died a week before graduation. I think ketamine is especially potent for that kind of depression. Good luck with your journey.

[@ahmedfraz8324]

How was your experience with ketamine...was it helpful..has it any side effects..plz let me know..i am struggling with depression for 2 years

[@bethcramer1232]

I’m so sorry for you, loosing a child has to be the hardest thing out there to get through. Keep trying one day it won’t hurt so much

[@jewelsbarbie]

@@jackiesmith8157 I have CRPS in my pelvis and my leg. I get epidurals every 3-6 months to help with the pain. It actually gives me some relief. I still take pain medicine for breakthrough pain. I get my epidurals done by an anesthesiologist and pain medicine specialist. I hope you have been able to find something to help your husband.

[@These-nutz]

Hope all is well and you’re doing better 🙏 ❤️ and hugs

[@mattcler7849]

I’ve had really bad PTSD & depression for over7years where I do well (contribute to society/ feel hopeful for the future) then i spiral back into the hole.i’m starting my second type of SSRI but i feel like I fall exactly in line with “the type of people” ketamine is for. I use to be so against SSRI’s but my doctors told me I need to go through trialing the different SSRI’s first before getting approved for a ketamine treatment. This video is solidifying my hope for getting me out of this hole i’ve been stuck in& out of for so long.

[@5DNiq]

wouldn't it be better to try Ketamine as treatment before SSRIs? Correct me if I'm wrong but SSRIs have a way larger and worse list of side-effects than Ketamine? Personally I had a horrible time with Citalopram and brain zaps coming off it

[@cubes6351]

Unfortunately not. Ketamine does have promising outlooks but it's not generally covered by insurance making it much more expensive. Ketamine has its own sleep of side effects, and how You see Ketamine administered in many places is through IV. It's seen as a more aggressive treatment than oral medicines. It's like being given oxycodone, or an IV or morphine with no acetaminophen for a back ache instead of Acetominophen. Ketamine hopefully will gain leverage in the coming years but it'll still be an Alternative treatment to SSRIs, but not a replacement

[@Salmagundiii]

SSRIs felt like a band-aid to me. Lexapro stopped the panic attacks I was having when my mental health crisis started almost 3 years ago. And I'm very glad for it. OTOH, ketamine feels like a permanent or almost permanent fix. It changed my outlook on life in a way the 3 SSRIs I was prescribed at various times, didn't.

[@bismael2038]

@@Salmagundiii i had similar experience with ketamine. It instantly removed my chronic depression after a single dose and the mood lift after lasted like a month or so. It might have literally saved my life.

[@alane3985]

Wow, I had the same issues with citalopram I would have a fog over my head it was weird since then I don't take anything and my depression has been at its climax 😇🙃

[@starkravenmad3206]

@@Salmagundiii SSRI’s literally felt like a bandaid. The only med that ever helped me was 150 mg of Zoloft. But I felt like all the bad feelings were still there but were in a baggie. My father and mother died and I couldn’t even cry until I got off Zoloft. It’s a horrible feeling. Given the sexual side effects and weight gain I will never take a high dose of it again. I currently take 50 mg plus 200 mg lamictal. It still doesn’t help. That’s why I watched this video.

[@juliegraham5033]

As a person with 30+year recurrent depressive disorder & newly diagnosed with chronic ptsd , I've tried every antidepressant on the market here in the UK. I've had inpatient treatment, talking therapy, and recently was "discharged" from EMDR as too unstable. I'm determined to bring this up with my Mental Health lead next week, along with psilocybin. Wish me luck 👋🇬🇧

[@chesterwilberforce9832]

Me too, but I don't even think I have access to it in Texas. best of luck:)

[@20081980bert]

Did you have success with your mental health lead?

[@juliegraham5033]

Sadly not, but another appointment in Feb so 🤞

[@20081980bert]

@@juliegraham5033 if you’re in the UK I’ve looked in to it and it is only private. I’m pretty sure it was in the region of £9,000.

[@juliegraham5033]

@@matthewsugg9265 psych says it's not available and won't be for at least 20yrs. The UK is so far behind the rest of the world on this kind of thing, it's just too easy to hand out big pharma anti depressants. I'm sure our NHS gets commission for getting people on psych meds 😫 I've been looking up clinical trials, nothing local, they're all in London.

[@BrentDThurman]

I’ve been doing infusions and compounded nasal ketamine for going on 2 years now . It’s the only medicine that’s ever truly worked for my long battle with depression / trauma /ptsd . Obviously every patient is different but I am a major advocate for using it in a proper therapeutic setting . I had alcohol and substance abuse issues in my past , so balancing ketamine was a struggle the first few months , but I made it thru and have been clean / sober for over a year as well . I did not like ketamine as a street /club drug . I tried it a few times @ raves in my 20s and it made me uncomfortable . Fast forward to 38 years old , 15 years of clinically diagnosed depression that was treatment resistant... ketamine infusions and nasal prescribed doses helped open up my mind body and spirit and allow me to make changes that made me happy , healthy and productive for the first time I can remember in all my years . Thanks for this video 🙏🏆

[@Salmagundiii]

Thanks so much for sharing and you raise a really important point. I think there is something so different about using ANY controlled substance in a non-controlled way, but especially K! I am very shy and socially phobic, or I should maybe say I used to be. I'm sure if I'd had K at a bar or club in my 20s I would have been utterly terrified. It could have put my life back then into a huge tailspin in fact. OTOH for my first infusion they chatted with me for 20 minutes about what to expect and I felt very calm. I was still very afraid -- I had never had general anesthesia before -- but it was a success for me. In retrospect feeling a quasi 'near death' experience me was a good thing. It was only that for the first one...for subsequent K infusions I understood what dissociation was and was no longer afraid. So it really really annoys me when people compare recreational use of K to medical infusion in a controlled, quiet environment.

[@ahmedfraz8324]

How was your experience with ketamine...was it helpful..has it any side effects..plz let me know..i am struggling with depression for 2 years

[@ccc3696]

He's like the Clark Kent of medical doctors. Really great info, thank you.

[@TEE4H]

Faaacts

[@ccc3696]

@Stanley Welber Had a flashback to my younger days...I got kids now and can't be running around tripping balls lol.. On another note, I got a prescription for the nasal spray ketamine and it doesn't help with my chronic pain but definitely helps with my manic depressive episodes. I feel like myself again. ❤✌

[@petekdemircioglu]

Yes. Super respect such Scientists who develop cures to uncureable things.

[@jewelsbarbie]

@@ccc3696 wow, that’s wonderful that the nasal spray has helped you so much. How often do you have to administer it to reap the benefits of it? This video was the first I have heard of the nasal spray. Have you also tried the ketamine injection therapy?

[@ccc3696]

@J. I administer at home and I started off taking it 3x a day as prescribed for first 3 months, then I felt like I didn't need it daily and went 2x a day every other day, and so far it's been a couple times a week if i need it or whenever im not stuffy lol since, the only downside for me is I have really bad sinus issues and it made my sinus headaches worse, my nasal rinses don't seem to help and my doctor doesn't want me using otc meds like sudafed yet, but during my last visit we actually talked about injection therapy and I will more than likely go with the injections because this medicine is a game changer. But like with every medicine, it's different for everyone, and the dosage needs adjustment. As soon as I do the injection, I will for sure let you know.

[@MowkMeister]

I've been through 12 different medications, 3 different therapist, 2 different psychiatrist and this has never even been mentioned to me. I can't help but think my doctors just want to believe im a junkie trying to get high because I'm a mid 20s male. It incredibly demoralizing at this point.

[@xJohnNguyen]

A lot of psychiatrists don't even know about it since it's a pretty new form of therapy. Furthermore, there is definitely an incentive for them personally to get you to keep coming back to THEM. They can't prescribe something like this (at the moment), so there's very little incentive for them to push you in this direction.

[@sandrastevens4418]

Your not the only one, I have Bipolar II and Fibromyalgia my back is slowly collapsing. I have been on zoloft for years and am still depressed. I am a patient at a pain clinic and they are really nice but when you go to an ER you are looked as a junkie. Eventhough your under a pain contract knowing that if you get drugs from another doctor you void your contract. We get tested I get tested every 3 months. I am on 200 MG of zoloft and 1000 MG of Depakote to control my Bipolar. I have been in mental wards for attempted suicide. All they ever do is change the SSRI it makes me really angry that psychiatrists know this has been around and see how you struggle. Getting out of bed, taking a shower keeping your house clean. Cooking. All these things I struggle with everyday, I refuse to see psychiatrists now. They diagnosed me with everything but Bipolar II. One of them got me so hooked on klonopin I had to go to detox. I am 56 years old and have lived in this body with this brain for 56 years. But only my family practioner took the time to listen to what I and my husband of 36 years had to say. He diagnosed Bipolar disorder II. Not a psychiatrist to me they are completely useless and mess with your head.

[@rubberduckie6617]

So as you will come to know, they will forever think you a pill-seeker even if you never abused opioids. You and I were ill during the wrong decade. The state med boards have Drs so scared 😱 that unless it can be proven with imaging or bloodwork it is a HARD no.

[@charvey2284]

Psychiatrists make too much money prescribing meds that don’t work. Meds a lot of us end up taking for our whole lives.

[@adelesharon4766]

I received my order from and it’s has really help me out with my depression

[@JoeTakagi00]

I wish I had this guy's looks, smarts and voice.

[@KCOLBURN_8]

Extreme suffering from anxiety , depression, and ocd has pretty much crippled my life. Every day is a literal battle. Yesterday my therapist mentioned ketamine since Psilocybin isn’t available in Alabama. I have watched a lot of videos and read a few articles and lots of comments. Is this stuff really a miracle drug like people claim? I’m terrified but I go for my first consultation next week.

[@YokedMule]

I’m from Alabama too and looking into it

[@anthonyzugaro]

Any update?

[@KCOLBURN_8]

@@anthonyzugaro I ended up doing ketamine 5-6 times. I didn’t do it consistently or with a therapist present so I can’t really say it was a miracle drug. However, tons of articles suggest it helps tremendously so I wouldn’t let my experience prevent you fromt trying it

[@KCOLBURN_8]

@@anthonyzugaro there are clinics around that are better suited than what I used, they have therapist there to talk to you during the process and you’re able to work through a lot of stuff that you wouldn’t be able to without them

[@genichirodiestwice4186]

since ketamine therapy isn't a thing yet in germany i decided to start self-medicating, and it's totally working like charm

[@arunas3164]

I am also in Europe and wonder how could i get a procedure or self medicate

[@ibuyfromasitegoldenshroomt6845]

Hit up mycovee on Instagram, he sells and ships too, you should hit em up.,❤❤❤

[@davidmason6781]

Wanna get psychedelic products, try out @morgan_drugz on Instagram, man got shrooms,dmt,lsd, chocolate bars and some other psych's🍄

[@danielkanka495]

Same here it’s illegal here but no antidepressants work

[@abelcerrillo2162]

if U can buy the liquid you can turn it into a power and snort a little line. Pour ketamine on to a pyrex glass pan then stick it in the oven till it recrystallizes, once it's all white it's ready to cool off then scrape it all up and chop it up with a credit card. Sort a little bit at a time.

[@joseph8468]

Great content. Thank you.

[@tanialfinch4914]

We need to know "what to look out for", what are the the side effects??? Can it be used long term? Please tell us! This sounds like a miracle for some of us who are treatment resistant.

[@wilson6904]

If you used it every day you'd have bladder problems. During the treatment, you sort of space out and at one point you don't even exist anymore as a person. It's like getting laughing gas at the dentist but much, much stronger.

[@reesepuckett9659]

It’s a blessing 🙏🏻

[@darkoantic1978]

Have you removed what is causing depression (changing perceptions on things that are causing it) and anxiety (trigger to face unrealistic fears) or is this just another bandaid on an infected wound? I overcame 10 year chronic depression by working on myself, and I have faced every fear that was causing my anxiety. I grew, I got stronger, I have released all unrealistic expectations of myself and my life that are imposed by this society since our early age. I have changed, and depression and anxiety has not returned because I have eliminated the cause of it, beliefs and perceptions.

[@leonardocontri8921]

Yo I got recommended this after watching that Ketamine-addicted Yoda video, with the Honda Civic and everything. Is it just me?

[@eatingelizabethsfrizbee]

Getting my first in two 2 days. can't wait.

[@Limastudent]

Where I am it is $350 per infusion in a round of 6 and then boosters. Not covered by insurance. Esketamine Spravato nasal spray can be covered by insurance.

[@josephwray2517]

Hard to get Esketamine. A new company is launching soon, Tripsetter. How do you get yours?

[@Salmagundiii]

Yes, "covered by insurance", meaning the FDA granted J&J the "right" to charge our insurance companies $6000 for a $10 bottle of chemicals. Meaning all of our premiums go up. Because they did "clinical trials" to prove what was already bloody well known, that it's a proven treatment for SSRI resistant depression. Not criticizing you for wanting it but just criticizing the incredibly broken system that is our prescription drug approval process. Thousands of dollars for an inferior route of administration of a probably inferior version of the molecule. Most people who have had both say the infusions are much better. Apparently a handful of very enterprising psychiatrists on the west coast especially used COVID as a justification to start to prescribe nasal sprays of racemic K. So people could dose at home. A compounding pharmacy can make that for about $50 a bottle but I think most practitioners are afraid of the the liability concerns, and perhaps legal ones from J&J if too many start doing it.

[@blackstaroblivion2361]

Didn’t work for me and was a huge financial burden. Not even a moment of relief. Had to stop after 6 treatments because I went broke. So devastated.

[@BlueLightStasia]

Blackstar Oblivion , may I ask if you tried it for pain or depression? Or both? I’m just looking into this therapy, per my sister in law. Doesn’t seem to be covered by insurances.

[@blackstaroblivion2361]

BLueLiGhT StAsiA it was for depression. I went through the same thing a few years ago with TMS treatment. I honestly feel like these failures have made things worse because now all hope is gone along with the financial hardships it caused.

[@thesummerland6165]

@@blackstaroblivion2361 I'm so sorry, please don't lose hope...tms made my anxiety worse but the ketamine infusions worked after time...I've read some people didn't have a response for 10 sessions and then it worked for them...perhaps you could try to get into a research study or someone said humana with medicare covers it, there are some insurances that will cover if doctor calls them and says it's needed..best of luck..also, insurance should covert he spravato

[@francesgillotti1378]

Cost $3000 and did t work plus left person really sick .

[@Salmagundiii]

@@francesgillotti1378 how did it leave the person "really sick"? It's actually one of the safest medical anesthetics which is why it is used in emergency medicine on people in shock from an accident or on patients who are in some way compromised and cannot use more conventional sedatives for TIVA.

[@Talktopics2000]

These are my final choices to my parents so they know I tried I been battling this beast severe acne which caused me emotional pain/stress for YEARS. I’m suffering dysfunctional household/childhood trauma, bullying trauma for being physically unattractive as a teen for acne. I’m suffering sex trauma. So I’m going to try this year 1. Ketamine 2. Emdr 3. Meditation 4. Exercise and healthy eating That’s all I can do for them if it doesn’t work I’m suiciding I can’t live for others in emotional torment any longer as I reach 29 soon I lived and suffered long enough that’s enough. They have to let me go

[@annemodric2242]

Bought mine from a online store

[@annemodric2242]

FROM trip_mycologist

[@annemodric2242]

I N i n s t a g r a m

[@Yanisbelmeza33]

Are you feeling better? Did it worked for you?

[@brettdillon9554]

Ketamine saved my life. It is honestly a miracle. I was beat up and made fun of a lot and went to seven different schools and then dropped out and then used drugs including methamphetamines cocaine and heroin and anything else I could get my hands on for almost eight years and then I found ketamine. I realized that when I get it at the doctor's under medical supervision it doesn't work right but when I have my set and setting it does amazing things although I have had a collapsed vein from it but they heal and it doesn't hurt real bad. People have to be careful no matter what they're using. Thanks for the great educational and informational video!

[@kostas43]

how long did the positive effects of spravato last?

[@ubwrite]

Hi there. There are strange side effects with ketamine. After my 3rd treatment I started yawning constantly. 9 months later and I am still yawning.

[@SIMDICK]

Really that's kinda weird...

[@AG-fu1ho]

You could just be super relaxed

[@lkiforever1]

I hope you touch on the side effects too

[@ginaw4548]

Awesome video

[@davidmason6781]

Wanna get psychedelic products, try out @morgan_drugz on Instagram, man got shrooms,dmt,lsd, chocolate bars and some other psych's🍄🍄✌️

[@kuroinekoworld]

It's quite interesting to see al these American methods to treat/help mental health. In Italy (and in a big portion of Europe) we are really behind. Getting medication for ADHD was a huge hurdle (and - despite paying tax - I have to pay them IN FULL), and we only have methylphenidate. Not even Elvanse/Vyanse or similar. It's a pity, because a lot of these those treatments seem to be both effective and safe. Sorry for the negative comments, I am still happy a lot of people are getting benefits from these treatments, I am still glad I live in in this century.

[@julienFrenchDude]

I grew up in France where ADHD is hardly recognized as a real condition. Getting Ritalin or Concerta in France is very complicated. Since I moved to the US I have been on Vyvanse and it has been a game changer.

[@Chizuru94]

Nah, this comment is not negative and totally justified, imo. And Germany only got Vyvanse/Elvanse approved for adults a few years ago, for example. Methylphenidate gave me (bad) side effects as a kid and a bad crash and bad weight loss (yup, all really bad), so we had to stop it and my life has been a mess ever since, kind of. Glad I can try smth different now as an adult, hopefully. And I wonder what ketamine would do for ADHD. Ik it works totally different, but it might give some relief also (although not for the symptoms, maybe). The singer of BMTH (Oliver Sykes) has ADHD and always sought out ketamine to feel better. And good to know ketamine is not the boogeyman it's been made out to be :)

[@cookcookkkkk]

We got all these treatments in the Netherlands and more.

[@carris2scents57]

I wonder if this would be a better choice for a Teenager rather than antidepressants

[@winterross3519]

My town needs an infusion center! My choices are a 5 hr drive in one direction and a 2.5 hr drive in another. And no one gets an anesthetic without someone to drive and support them. If you've struggled with depression etc all your life you can probably count friends of that caliber on one hand. I just scored a credit card to pay for it but I can barely dress myself in the morning. How am I going to be able to handle the logistics of a series in a big city in the winter? Talk about feeling hopeless.

[@jacquelinemeine3782]

Well, what city do you live in?

[@tinataylor4203]

I just went with Better U online an then researched the compounding pharmacy

[@Neuropharmacist]

It's a good overview, although this guy is a little bit lost on the enantiomers, and certainly doesn't have an answer to how ketamine works. Nobody has! We researcher's don't even know how conventional antidepressants work.

[@creativegirl9710]

That's what I thought. He did't answer the question=the title of the video.

[@nickkeys4469]

Even for a week or two 👍 can't remember being happy for a week straight in years

[@Kamaya-gn8pf]

Same

[@dianecerone2787]

I was diagnosed with treatment resistant depression several decades ago. I was in remission, however, I have experienced a relapse a week ago. I am very interested in ketamine administration.

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[@julieannemichelle]

I have a complaint, I use pain medication for chronic pain. I would prefer to use a non opioid but there are no FDA approved pain medications to move over to and that bothers me.

[@lifeislucky217]

naproxen is a non opioid pain medication. Also muscle relaxers help as well as gabapentin. I take all of those and suffer from back pain. Physical therapy is very helpful as well. You do not need to be on opioids as there are many options you can try out. Some doctors also you ketamine for pain, they sedated you and infuse you with a much higher does of ketamine compared to the psychiatric use (about 10x higher) and after around 5 hours you go home.

[@jo0ls_dee]

I was primarily guided towards ketamine infusions for my chronic pain actually. If you have a pain clinic in your area, i'm sure they'd do it there as well. It cut my pain in about half, but going from an 8/10 to a 4/10 is pretty significant to me. There are lots of alternatives to opiods that are FDA approved, but they tend to not be as strong. It's the NSAID category. You could ask your doctor about it? Might be worth looking into, if you're worried about addiction and need to take pain medication long-term

[@dr.premlatadangi3676]

Hi ,please tell some more information about Naproxen for the treatment of CRPS .If anybody use it.

[@francesgillotti1378]

@@jo0ls_dee did it cost you $3000? And it didn’t work

[@francesgillotti1378]

Use Kr@tom it’s good for pain .

[@xtallove9965]

I suffer from PTSD and Bipolor Mania since i was 7. It would be a miracle to try something like this. I havent been off meds for 4 years caise they dont work and the side effects are more harmful. I pray i can try this one day. It would be nice to have a life ...

[@patricialomden8519]

Xtal Love i can relate. The future holds some alternatives that I look forward to.

[@lassiereynolds3739]

Why don't you try ketamine therapy? Where I went for it, the doctor told me many of his patients have PTSD.

[@xtallove9965]

I woyld love to but i live in Houston Texas and they have closed so many doctors offices that would have dispenced them due to the new control substance LAW they just passed. It sux.

[@mikeny5020]

Xtal Love I have done 3 so far I feel worse than ever and I have tried everything under the sun including ect tms end every medication out there I have given up I hope that you find peace

[@TheNanabanana127]

@@xtallove9965 in Houston, my daughter just found a very professional clinic, and had her first infusion treatment on Tuesday. Her second one is tomorrow at 1:00 pm. So far, so good. If you reply that you’d like more info, I’ll come back and update you. I’m starting my infusions next week.

[@grant8928]

I have TRD thinking about this.

[@jennifergomez2452]

I'm not sure if I'll be approved to get it but I'm hoping I will get this. I have been dealing with horrible mood changes, several suicide attempts. I'm tired of feeling this way and feeling like I need to die. I'm hoping I get this and I get better

[@mikejohn1091]

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[@mikejohn1091]

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[@mikejohn1091]

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[@cry6ix]

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[@Technoholicx]

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[@Matt-jo4nz]

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[@lotisjames4998]

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[@lotisjames4998]

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[@leohagan5274]

Dude talks with his hands more than anybody I know lol

[@ryanrobin12]

Yeah, it’s almost over doing it. It’s like it doesn’t match up or something.

[@SIMDICK]

Bernie Saunders

[@SIMDICK]

@@ryanrobin12 lol it's his mental disorder

[@baboom1235]

@@SIMDICK What?

[@tinahassani2065]

😂

[@amandare1503]

I want this treatment so badly

[@playlistforjoanna9997]

@MedCircle would you say if you can only pay for one session at the awaken clinics in London,it already helps a lot?

[@Technoholicx]

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[@kevintangney1849]

Does health insurance cover ketamine infusion? What does it cost to get a ketamine infusion in a clinic?

[@mikejohn1091]

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[@mikejohn1091]

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[@mikejohn1091]

Drepsychz

[@philgainey2663]

No. The infusions cost thousands of dollars, but oral ketamine lozenges are affordable.

[@Technoholicx]

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[@TheAfshar]

Thanks for the video. I've heard Ketamine is for people with so severe depression who cannot even eat. What about persons with bipolar which their depression episodes are very severe?

[@Jesswithlessstress]

Ask your doctor/psychologist but I believe I have read it can have a mood stabilizing effect. I would ask if there is a risk of causing mania or any other side effects that may be caused with bipolar patients. Only you and your medical team can weigh the risk bennifit profile.

[@linamarie84]

What doctor is this? What is his name?

[@lotisphil3031]

dr.dre you want to get through to him ...

[@lotisphil3031]

*#MYCODREE*

[@lotisphil3031]

hes on telegram¿ ¿

[@maryrine3496]

Where does someone get this

[@ahmedaraale4996]

Is dysthymia considered treatment resistance depression because it is chronic

[@Crazywhitie]

Ketamine is crazy Expensive.. I did 6 treatments for $1800 out of pocket. Zero effect. My therapist wants me to try it again but I'm only seeing Cost to reward...

[@Technoholicx]

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[@joespilsbury2173]

I've been snorting it as cant afford a clinic , definitely helps but have to be careful not.to go in k hole

[@francesgillotti1378]

The clinic didn’t work a lot of money $3000

[@alegriasiempre1513]

Ketamine infusions save my daughter. It is a wonderful treatment. Find a good doctor and give it a try. Makes me sad so many refuse to look into as its soo beneficial.

[@leaelizabeth23]

What was wrong with your daughter?

[@alegriasiempre1513]

@@leaelizabeth23 Well I didnt say she is cured just that it saved her.. got her out of that dark place and from there she could concentrate better on her treatment. She suffered from depression and anxiety with some OCD(not rituals but intrusive thoughts) we did 7 infusions and slowly it started to work or I suppose repairing what needed repaired in her brain and she basically snapped out of that darkness.. from there she did more intense therapy like EMDR and she also got into meditation etc and she is much better thank goodness.. once in a while she will have a bad morning or evening but nothing she cant handle.. she manages to snap out of it quicker now.

[@ahmedfraz8324]

@@alegriasiempre1513 How was your experience with ketamine...was it helpful..has it any side effects..plz let me know..i am struggling with depression for 2 years

[@alegriasiempre1513]

@@ahmedfraz8324 It was for my kid and no side effects I mean you get a little loopy but as soon as it stops you are back to normal maybe a bit sleepy etc.. but not too bad. It helped my daughter tremendously. It is not a cure but help. Good luck to you!

[@ahmedfraz8324]

@@alegriasiempre1513 my dr is saying it gives you short time relief and u become addicted to it. Is that true?

[@carriersignal]

One of the biggest problems with the use of Ketamine is that there appears to be little profit in it for pharmaceutical companies because they can't control it. Which means they aren't going to waste their time conducting clinical trials. Because of this, sadly, Special K will probably never see approved use for depression.

[@jellybeansi]

There are some ketamine clinics in Canada popping up with approval from Health Canada, so hopefully we'll see some traction even if it's just private businesses.

[@Honeybsuttio]

There are twenty years of research on ketamine and the brain. Major centers of academic excellence are doing research. They will repackage it and research it like the nasal form which is patented.

[@jessicam.9371]

Have severe TRD. Did many rounds of Ketamine treatments, but was ultimately unsuccessful.

[@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858]

_When they say __1:42__ that only 27% of patients ... respond to SSRI ... that's less than the plecebo effect (33%) .... VERY odd, huh ... ?_

[@liamc7097]

His hands almost said more than he did

[@fraseredk7433]

Is there ever a crash after treatment ? Does one become dependent on the treatment ?

[@smithz749]

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[@annale4730]

What is the difference between s-ketamine and esketamine? Is s-ketamine the compound and eskemtamine the pattened form of ketamine?

[@julies570]

Does it help with severe anxiety panic disorder? I need a breakthrough I'm suffering from trauma badly every day for some years now.

[@smithz749]

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[@smithz749]

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[@berriteax]

He has almost similar facial feature as Dr. Melendez in "The Good Doctor" drama 😍

[@UPRISING144K]

Great stuff, but I used a Japanese tech called a 2022 lourdes hydrofix premium and it’s worked amazingly well, much better than I expected

[@Technoholicx]

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[@yumifl.5133]

it's so funny that he stated cymbalta. The only medication that has worked for my depression and pain.

[@smithz749]

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[@smithz749]

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[@smithz749]

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[@cookcookkkkk]

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[@양이랑멍멍이]

Dr. Dom is like hot younger version of David Wallace from the Office.

[@user-by6yc8yl7v]

People have been buying ketamine for $40-60 per gram. Now big pharma charges $1000 give or take per dose

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[@cry6ix]

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[@nicolebaldwin4776]

I got mine from an online store,and it was way cheaper than that

[@nicolebaldwin4776]

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[@nicolebaldwin4776]

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[@bismael2038]

Please! Approve ketamine for treatment of drug-resistant chronic depression. When I tried ketamine for the first time I knew that this is the cure for depression, 1 dose monthly would be enough for treatment, in my opinion. My first time with ketamine was life-changing, for the first time I felt normal and not being debilitated by depression and anxiety disorders. And it relieved my depression for weeks, FOR WEEKS, after a single dose. Ketamine for treatment of drug-resistant chronic depression, please!

[@iamsancho443]

Im thinking about taking it too. What was your dosage? Did you take it in powderform or a nosespray?

[@KingdomRose18]

Does this treatment help with severe/depilating social anxiety in the long term or even at all?

[@lotisphil3031]

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[@lotisphil3031]

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[@lotisphil3031]

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[@glassangel0000]

I wish it was more affordable for everyone

[@Technoholicx]

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[@husseinrahawy8683]

does it work on trigeminal neuralgia and neuropathic pain?

[@patrickdanforth7700]

Still no answer I'm looking as well. And also for ocular neuropathy.

[@TODDZEN]

I recently had four infusions of Ketamine. The experience for me was psychedelic, pleasant and blissful. But three days later I experienced severe Depression again. Treatment is $540 per infusion. Insurance won't cover it. I doubt these miracle cure stories. That's not my experience. I wish it was.

[@lotisphil3031]

you could get through to dr.dre hes relatable and has ket treatment

[@lotisphil3031]

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[@lotisphil3031]

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[@tinataylor4203]

Mine was a miracle

[@kennyplay5982]

I am hopeless, but,. I continue with work, activities. I do sometimes want to stay in bed but I know I can't. My outlook is depressed and I have anxiety.

[@MegaMato]

My 5th infusion is today. I'm really worried it won't work. I know I will still need therapy to work on my relationships and managing life but I don't know what I'll be like when I'm done.

[@ginagonzalez1530]

Is Ketamine addictive and does it cause for people to have suicidal thoughts like other anti deppresants?

[@HoneyO]

yes. but the people who take it for years might disagree...

[@lifeislucky217]

I do infusions and it hasn't caused suicidal thought, it has actually done the opposite and it does have a potential to be addictive but it is used in house so you cannot take it home. Unless you buy it on the street and use it recreationally .

[@ginagonzalez1530]

@@lifeislucky217 what do you mean in house?

[@ginagonzalez1530]

Infusion as intravenously?

[@lifeislucky217]

@@ginagonzalez1530 the medicine is administered in the doctors office and you do not take it home.

[@babsmalone5486]

If it’s temporary, how is this changing things? I find a bit of hope with this IF it’s not transient.

[@alim8371]

is kitamine help resistant depression in asd my old 49

[@mikeny5020]

Ali M it did nothing for me gl to you

[@cowatarian.]

In my opinion, it could help

[@TomthatiscalledTom]

Only trying it will answer that

[@SIMDICK]

Yes it can help u...

[@SajjadKhan-bj6xi]

Are the results permanent...?

[@esteemedbitchboy]

i just did my first 4 rounds of ketamine treatment and unfortunately the results aren't permanent, but over time they can get spaced out a lot more. chances are ill have to go every 2-4 weeks for a few months since i'm 2 weeks out right now and feel the effects fading a bit, but ive heard from my doctor and other people who have done the treatment that after a bit it can be one treatment every 3-6 months!

[@SajjadKhan-bj6xi]

@@esteemedbitchboy thank you for providing us information. I am going to start the treatment next month. Here in Pakistan, it would cost me less then 2 dollars for one sessions. So i will keep updating.

[@esteemedbitchboy]

@@SajjadKhan-bj6xi im so glad you're able to start it, please do update when you start it!! it was absolutely life changing for me, i have had life threatening depression and anxiety for YEARS and this is the first time since i was about 11 that i wouldn't qualify for a standard depression or anxiety diagnosis. hopefully it works just as well for you!

[@datsuntoyy]

Is there any studies done on depression likely caused by repeated head trauma? I've felt depressed since the late 80's. Docs have tried many meds in the past to no avail. Infact two of them I had an anaphalatic reaction from. I've had 10 concussions so I'm curious.

[@GromMom27]

You should look into neurofeedback for brain trauma too.

[@arveviik8599]

Yes, plenty. Go ask Chatgpt that question and you will find what your looking for.

[@arveviik8599]

Neurofedback works well. I did it for two years. The problem is I had to go weekly and I could no longer afford it. I am 50 years old and have suffered multiply TBI throughout my life. I was also diagnosed bipolar at age 39. I have tried almost every modality out there to try and manage my symptoms and found that meditation, psychedelics, yoga, and a healthy social community will help a lot.

[@restorationconcrete]

“Even if you can pull them out of the storm for a week or two …” I’m looking for long term if it cost $5-7000

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[@chesnelhenry7315]

Can this be used for people with Substance abuse problem?

[@esteemedbitchboy]

from what i've seen, yes!! they would definitely have to discuss with their doctor to make sure that it wouldn't be a trigger for them, but as someone who just completed my first 4 ketamine infusions i completely understand why its used for substance abuse disorder. the biggest long term affect it has had for me was making change not as terrifying and awful, ketamine essentially loosened up my brain and let me go down different paths without there being as much resistance, which i could 100% see being helpful for SAD

[@mspamelastube]

Just finished my 5th “journey”. Am at max dose. Subtle results but fatigue is still major problem. Maybe ketamine doesn’t affect the fatigue piece of depression.

[@tsullia]

This conversation has the potential to be dangerous, as not everyone approaches drugs from a rational mindset. In the UK Ketamine is a controversial substance, so clinics are something new to me. I only know of it via misuse in a "social" setting, and likely an inferior quality. I appreciate that this could become something useful in the field of mental health, but I'm wary of discussing it in this optimistic context until things change. By that I mean Ketamine is more readily accessible than certain mental health services, and as such I know of one person who has taken it upon themselves to try micro-dosing ketamine that is purchased illicitly. That is not a controlled environment under supervision. Combined with an unhealthy lifestyle (other substances such as alcohol) and anti psych meds, the results are chaotic and destructive.

[@lassiereynolds3739]

Well it worked for me and for many others that didn't respond to antidepressants, ECT or transcranial. You obviously haven't been severely clinical depressed. I think it should be available at a GPs office. It is a very small dose, much lower than the dose used by people seeking a high. If it works, why withhold it? Depressed people want to do something that works! Many antidepressants don't work very well and many people can become suicidal. If they sign a waiver saying they won't sue the doctor and they are aware of the side effects, it should be available. You wouldn't be saying what you are saying if it was a cancer drug. And by the way, I don't have ANY side effects, which is something I can't say about SSRIs etc. If they find out it causes cancer in the future, I don't care. I'm glad I had it, it saved my life NOW.

[@tsullia]

Lassie Reynolds I think you’ve misunderstood my original comment because I am in no way undermining the research. I have been taking SSRI’s for years, so my opinion shouldn’t qualify me as not suffering enough. They help, but did not prevent suicide attempts or a breakdown. I have been in Stage/ Step four psychotherapy for some months now, after a waitlist of 4 torturous years. From my first GP appointment where I vocalised suicidal thoughts to Psychotherapy - 7 + years and different SSRI’s. That’s too long! My struggle, and that of loved ones, is precisely why I said what I did. I have been and continue to be desperate. Dangerously desperate. Mentally ill people in the UK are desperate. And we can access street quality ketamine (that was the major point of my comment btw) or other substances of choice easier than we can mental health services? I know what it is to lose someone to substance abuse, so I’m talking about the already existing problem. The increased potential cost of life if things don’t change in what is available to us. If I put aside my personal bias to substances the fact is still the same - ILLICIT substances are potentially lethal for those vulnerable or desperate sufferers who cannot access care services first. I won’t optimistically endorse it for that reason and it’s risky to do so. I’m genuinely pleased it works for you and others, my hope is that general care is accessible first and foremost both before and during that step. Edit: if it were a cancer drug patients will have been diagnosed and in care beforehand. It’s not the same scenario.

[@jo0ls_dee]

I understand where you're coming from, but anything could be used recreationally with horrible outcomes. Look at Fentanyl: it's great in a medical/clinical setting, but recreationally it is horrendous. That doesn't mean it shouldn't be an option in a clinic/hospital setting for those who need it. Ketamine infusions have saved my life. I would never do it outside of the clinical setting for medical benefits. But that doesn't mean it shouldn't be seen as positive within that clinical setting.

[@tsullia]

julied945 It definitely should be available. The research is there and besides that, your experience and others says enough about its potential benefits. I think I’m going the long way around saying our system is broken, because we can’t access much effectively never mind something such as clinical ketamine. If someone in NHS offered it to me now, with my treatment plan in place, I’d say yes absolutely. But as in my first comment, the ketamine I see people take is so inferior, and I fear for anyone who isn’t rational enough to make the distinction when the subject of ket comes up as a potential solution to mental health problems. This channel is obvs more geared towards US viewers, the reality is in the UK even cannabis isn’t fully available.

[@lassiereynolds3739]

@@tsullia You don't get ketamine therapy if you haven't been diagnosed and in the care of a mental health clinic or private psychiatrist. You also don't get it if more standard antidepressants are working for you so it is the same scenario. In addition, it is available in the UK at two hospitals but on a user pays basis = 250 pounds per infusion. You need a referral. That is great but it is very expensive for people who are severely depressed and haven't worked in awhile. I couldn't work for six months but was able to go back to work after it. Luckily I had enough savings to pay for it and now I am working again, I can pay for the maintenance doses. You have the treatment in a clinic/hospital, they don't give it to you to take home and nobody I know who takes it for this reason abuses it in any way. It should be at least partly funded because the actual drug is incredibly cheap - much cheaper than ECT etc. The amount of it in an IV or IM costs approximately $10 US dollars. If people are working in a public mental health hospital they don't need to be paid anymore than they are getting for turning up to work there. Private care is different because they have to pay rent and expenses as they are not government funded. If you don't want to try it, that is your decision, but don't try to block it for other people. However, I think you should try it, there's a 60-70% chance you'll benefit in some way, which is a lot more than any other antidepressant, psychotherapy, ECT or TCM therapy. I was dangerously suicidal and it got rid of those feelings immediately. Anyway, I hope you find something else that works for you if you are too worried to give it a try. Wishing you a speedy recovery and no relapses.

[@frankjamesbonarrigo7162]

lets make it really expensive and out of reach for sufferers.

[@BaBaYaga1999-p7u]

Ok Boomer.

[@csa813]

@@BaBaYaga1999-p7u clearly you don’t understand obvious sarcasm

[@Eflodur]

What if your are sensitive to Glutamate in food and what if you have intolerances or more sideeffects then positive effects to antidepressants also tianeptin which is also working on glutamate and nmda receptors, when they all make you more nervous then you are already are and worsen insomnia. Is then ketamin therapy a bad idea?

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[@menopostalsky]

Profound?? It did nothing for me I spent $3000 please don’t give people false hope, it’s not for everyone

[@heytherenordic7230]

Why? What are you suffering with/Your diagnosis? I’m suffering severely with severe anxiety disorders, mood disorders, cptsd, dpdr, etc 24/7. And I don’t want to and can’t take or go back to anti-depressant. But there isn’t any other solution or medications that science have made, except this. But I’m afraid that I’ll use all my savings for this and then it doesn’t work or just wears off shortly after?

[@menopostalsky]

@@heytherenordic7230 hi, I didn’t mean to discourage anyone from trying this. I don’t have any regrets, but expectations should be set. It’s not a miracle cure guarantee. In the past two days I have noticed a subtle uplift in my mood, & was planning on hopping on here to update my last comment. I have tried everything from plant medicine to kinesiology to cognitive behavioral therapy, you name it. This time I’m going back to basics and adding exercise and cutting out shitty food. I always relied on just one modality to be the savior and that’s just not realistic. I have to take responsibility for my depression and fight it like I would any other illness. I also suffer from severe PTSD and I’ve been doing an hour of meditation every day for the past few weeks and I can’t tell you how much it’s helped. it’s never comfortable to sit in our own pain but damn it definitely helps transcend it. I wish you the best of luck in your journey and much love.

[@heytherenordic7230]

@@menopostalsky I just got my infusion. The same day it helped with some anxiety. But the next day I suddenly got hit with severe dpdr/ dissociation(and I suffer with that too) and anxiety! And tomorrow is my 2 infusion, I’m afraid it’s making it worse..

[@menopostalsky]

@@heytherenordic7230 Finish the 6 sessions, I judged too soon. Each one is different but overall, I do feel a subtle improvement. (Was hoping for more but just enough to get into other habits that will help even more. (Walking, yoga) I didn’t want to do anything before. Best of luck

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[@EntertainThemcom]

Let me break it down for you: you need help, there are clinics that buy the medicine for $80 and sell it to you for $10k-$12k and as far as insurance cares, you can get rich and pay for it or you can - you know...

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[@jmoneyz1609]

So maybe I should try and stop

[@manicmofo9230]

I’ve been giving myself infusions for a couple years. Pretty fucking lit

[@princeszaly4339]

I have a few questions. Is this ketamine treatment beneficial for BPD patients? And is this the same ketamine as you would find in a club? Lol And therefore, can it be dangerous AND addictive?? - because i tried ketamine as a recreational use, and i got pretty high... - but this will probably be a lower dosage? Thanks in advance

[@ryangonzalez6765]

Emily Gasparova i need this answer as well

[@michaelwelke6660]

The Ketamine used for depression is a derivative of pure ketamine. The veterans administration is starting to use this fir PTSD. Another difference is how it is administered. Mental illness ketamine in dosed via a nasal spray vs an IV. It is given once a week. The patients are monitored for 2 hours before they go home. It as always has to be dosed by a Dr. It is never a medicine you dose yourself at home.

[@seekthefather4057]

@@ryangonzalez6765 me too i looked it up and its a anesthetic thingy

[@lifeislucky217]

it is benificial for me and I have bpd and ptsd. It is not the same ketamine that people use recreationally, using it recationally is short lived and the peek of the high last 5-60 minutes. It can be addictive if you buy it on the street but you cannot take it home. Infusion and nasal spray you cannot take home. I get 100 mg started at 25. Recreational is high very quickly dies out fast and the infusions has that "high"for about 2 hours

[@seekthefather4057]

@@lifeislucky217 Ive never tried it but i looked it up and its a bad drug.... Dont touch it.... I got PTSD and others... The use of cannabis is the best for me..

[@katiemarte5354]

4 things I love: This channel, the host, ketamine and the sizzling hot Dr Domenick.

[@scottdetter]

Good for you guys! I was givin it once for pain only, it didn’t do anything for me except scare the living hell out of me! My actual thoughts were, “so this is how I’m going to die” the hallucinations were beyond my comprehension .

[@davidmason6781]

Wanna get psychedelic products, try out @morgan_drugz on Instagram, man got shrooms,dmt,lsd, chocolate bars and some other psych's🍄

[@mariahwasa6446]

When you get it for pain the it’s at a high dosage which makes you more likely to have that experience.

[@enkrypt3d]

you have to set your intentions as your mindset going in is very important on the experience you'll have.

[@chickensandw1tch]

6:40 ketamine is the ship surfing the ocean lol

[@lravikiran88]

Sir I after ketamine 1 session i am only seeing daily progress

[@arthurmario5996]

fine, how can patients pay for this? good luck with the insurance!

[@smithz749]

HIT UP MACROPAUL6

[@smithz749]

On Instagram

[@smithz749]

His best online drugstore I know, he got DMT, LSD, and more for depression

[@48forks]

I want to try this for severe migraines but bruh there is no way I can pay $500 every 6 weeks for an infusion.

[@cry6ix]

I do get mine from my channel name look up ⬆️ ⬆️⬆️ they are the best I know and I get mine from them

[@leeboriack8054]

Dr. Sportelli looks like a modern day Clark Kent.

[@killionare72ify]

K is a miracle and works instantly really wish it wasn't so expensive

[@Universal_exports87]

I've been on medicine for ten years and that and my treatment team gave taught me to achieve goals, but I would sincerely give this a shot if I could feel joy on an everyday basis vs feeling it outside of Notre Dame in Paris after many years working towards that feeling.