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> Without making light of your experience, the behavior you witnessed is simply not possible to induce with the dosing range used by licensed ketamine treatment
by Natsu 6y ago
> Without making light of your experience, the behavior you witnessed is simply not possible to induce with the dosing range used by licensed ketamine treatment clinics.
This was a licensed esketamine (s-ketamine) trial under medical supervision which, as you might imagine, left us excluded from the trial afterwards.
So I am going to have to disagree with you regarding whether or not that is possible at theraputic doses. I realize that it's normally safe, and I hope that it helps a lot of people.
- Judgmentality 6y ago> This was a licensed esketamine (s-ketamine) trial under medical supervision which, as you might imagine, left us excluded from the trial afterwards. Do you feel like the experts are being disingenuous with the safety of this drug? I am not taking sides here - I am genuinely curious of your opinion since you seem to know something others don't.
- Natsu 6y agoI feel like this is probably a rare side-effect that people should know about. I hope it doesn't affect many people, and for those it does affect, that the psychosis doesn't turn out like this.
- irq 6y agoCould you link the trial or any data about it? Genuinely curious.
- Natsu 6y agoI don't know specifically which trial it was, but you can google for esketamine trials because that's their brand name for s-ketamine.
- purrplexed 6y agoGood video on the difference between infusions and nasal, and s vs r isomers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejjAszofgvA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejjAszofgvA They are essentially different drugs and may explain the reaction.