Brain Networks and PTSD
The insula plays a crucial role in interoception, mapping bodily sensations, and its connectivity with the amygdala is heightened in individuals with PTSD. Research shows that MDMA can weaken this connection, correlating with a reduction in PTSD symptoms. This offers a promising mechanistic understanding of how brain changes can lead to relief from trauma-related distress.In this clip
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