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Many people at bluelight.ru have blogged extensively about their experiences using ketamine to treat bipolar depression and major depression. The general consen
by llamataboot 13y ago
Many people at bluelight.ru have blogged extensively about their experiences using ketamine to treat bipolar depression and major depression. The general consensus seems to be that using doses low enough to not feel any effect with very frequent dosing (every hour or so over the course of a few days) seems to have the strongest effects. I have tried both this route and the more traditional k-hole route to self-treat treatment resistant depression but haven't noticed much of an effect with either route in the long term. In the short term, I rather enjoy the psychedelic experience of ketamine trips. It is a rather "more-ish" drug though, because it is both short-lasting and hits dopamine so I urge people to experiment responsibility (ie; lay out the ketamine you are going to do, put the rest away, and don't touch it no matter how much you think one more line will be useful/fun)