Since the antidepressant effects of ketamine were discovered, its seems as though a Pandora’s Box of new uses for the medicine has been opened. Recent studies by the Columbia University Medical Center show that ketamine may prevent PTSD from developing in individuals...
Using ketamine as a treatment for major depression is a relatively new practice. While ketamine has been used as an anesthetic since the 1960s, its application as a depression treatment didn’t start to attract attention from researchers until 2006, with the first...
Research continues to yield promising results about the use of ketamine as a treatment for depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and PTSD. Beyond mood disorders, ketamine has also recently been used to effectively treat alcoholism, addiction and chronic pain. As...
Ketamine therapy is arguably the most effective depression treatment available on the market today. 70% of patients see a marked improvement in their symptoms. A “marked improvement,” however, doesn’t mean that a patient goes from suicidal to sunshine and rainbows...
Over the past few years, ketamine infusion centers have been opening up across the country, bringing new hope to millions of Americans suffering from major depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mood disorders. When...
Ketamine infusions have received plenty of media attention for their ability to effectively treat severe depression. But ketamine infusions are also a viable treatment for anxiety, bipolar disorder, and – as one veteran has gratefully found – post traumatic stress...
