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Where did you get it, and how did you administer it?
Ketamine is available both as a veterinary medicine and is used as an emergency anesthetic (usually for setting broken bones) because it doesn't require an anesthesiologist. Where I obtained it-- Darknet. I used veterinary needles to do an IM injection. There are also analogues that can be snorted.
i did some work around ketamine a few years ago and many physicians i spoke with said it was incredibly helpful for their patients. however there are many others who have said it doesnt work for many of their patients. there are many studies that suggest it works and a lot of other unpublished data suggesting maybe it isnt as great the mechanism of action is also poorly understood, and while this article may certainl…
The dirty argument is not a great one, though, because most illnesses (especially depression) cause changes to a number of networks, and not just one particular receptor subtype or subunit of that receptor subtype. I agree that more mechanistic studies (and more clinical studies) need to be done anyways, but having multiple action sites isn't necessarily a bad thing. As far as the "jolt" and continued therapy with CB…
I have been looking into Ketamine as there is a clinic which administers Ketamine therapy in my area. The disappointing thing is that it looks like the effects are short lived, and one may need "booster" treatments every 4 weeks, at $400 a shot, for years and possibly forever. I hope with this understanding, we come up with something more permanent.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Where did you get it, and how did you administer it?
Ketamine is available both as a veterinary medicine and is used as an emergency anesthetic (usually for setting broken bones) because it doesn't require an anesthesiologist. Where I obtained it-- Darknet. I used veterinary needles to do an IM injection. There are also analogues that can be snorted.
I have been looking into Ketamine as there is a clinic which administers Ketamine therapy in my area. The disappointing thing is that it looks like the effects are short lived, and one may need "booster" treatments every 4 weeks, at $400 a shot, for years and possibly forever. I hope with this understanding, we come up with something more permanent.
It's not that expensive on darknet markets.
I have been looking into Ketamine as there is a clinic which administers Ketamine therapy in my area. The disappointing thing is that it looks like the effects are short lived, and one may need "booster" treatments every 4 weeks, at $400 a shot, for years and possibly forever. I hope with this understanding, we come up with something more permanent.
Isn't regular Ketamine use especially bad for the bladder? I recall reading multiple anecdotes from the Erowid ketamine vaults where people lost their bladders due to recreational Ketamine use.
It's a huge problem for recreational use. Some individuals have trouble with it even with prescription ketamine, but it's not nearly as common. Last time I asked him, my doctor hasn't had any patients who were forced to discontinue treatment because of it. n=1, but I've been receiving ketamine therapy for about 6 years and have not developed ketamine cystitis.
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It's a huge problem for recreational use. Some individuals have trouble with it even with prescription ketamine, but it's not nearly as common. Last time I asked him, my doctor hasn't had any patients who were forced to discontinue treatment because of it. n=1, but I've been receiving ketamine therapy for about 6 years and have not developed ketamine cystitis.
Are recreational doses significantly higher than prescription doses? Why the difference?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Ketamine is available both as a veterinary medicine and is used as an emergency anesthetic (usually for setting broken bones) because it doesn't require an anesthesiologist. Where I obtained it-- Darknet. I used veterinary needles to do an IM injection. There are also analogues that can be snorted.
How is the darknet these days? I used SR when it was around. Is it still that easy?
I know it's anecdotal, but I've been receiving ketamine at a local clinic for a few years for chronic depression and a spinal injury. It has proven too be the most effective treatment I've had for treating depression. As another poster said, it is short lived (around two months) But the release from depression, and back pain is life changing for me. To go with the article, it is incredibly fast acting. Like same day…