Ketamine and Brain Connectivity
Ketamine appears to enhance the activation of the serotonin system, particularly the 5HT1A receptor, leading to broader lateral connectivity in the brain. This increased connectivity allows for a unique re-association of emotional and sensory experiences, providing individuals with relief from depressive narratives while fostering optimism for the future. Surprisingly, this process does not disrupt reflexive circuits but instead rewires associations in a beneficial manner.In this clip
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