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Yes, this is the other competing theory - NMDA is linked to neural plasticity and another theory as to the action mechanism of SSRIs. If I recall one issue with
by operator-name 5y ago
Yes, this is the other competing theory - NMDA is linked to neural plasticity and another theory as to the action mechanism of SSRIs. If I recall one issue with the Seratonin SSRIs theory is the time lag between the detectable seratonin between synapses and subjective effect.
It's not accurate to say Ketemene (S-Ketemine) has no action on the Seratonin pathway, I believe there was a recent study that found a possible action via the 5-HT_1B receptor.
- pmoriarty 5y agoThere's also ibogaine and salvia divinorum -- psychedelics which act on opioid receptors.