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ketamine brainwave research

Research Review: How Ketamine Induces Certain Brainwaves

A new (May 2024) study from MIT, along with contributions from researchers across Boston, has illuminated how ketamine influences brain activity at the molecular level. The researchers found that ketamine triggers gamma oscillations at all doses, and at higher doses, these are intermittently interrupted by slow-delta oscillations.

could ketamine help long covid

Could Ketamine Help Long COVID?

Explore how ketamine might help Long-COVID patients. We examines the potential benefits of ketamine therapy for persistent COVID-19 symptoms, including its anti-inflammatory effects and impact on brain function.

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How Ketamine Can Help Depression

Depression affects millions worldwide, often proving challenging to treat with traditional methods. Discover how ketamine is changing depression treatment. Learn about its fast-acting effects, unique mechanisms, and potential to help those who haven’t responded to conventional therapies.

Nushama member sittingi in a chair receiving a ketamine infusion

13 Nushama Practices for Safe Psychedelic Therapy

As the field of psychedelic therapy continues to gain traction, it is becoming increasingly important for practitioners to ensure their treatments are safe and effective. Nushama is at the forefront of this conversation, constantly putting its members first and determining the best ways to care for them, from our treatment to year-round programming. Here are thirteen practices we’ve identified essential for providing our members the highest quality care.

illustration of a neural synapse releasing glutamate

The Neuroscience of Ketamine

The human brain is a complex organ that is responsible for our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It is made up of billions of interconnected neurons that communicate with each other through synapses. Neurotransmitters, the chemical messengers of the brain, play a crucial role in this communication process…

ketamine brainwave research

Research Review: How Ketamine Induces Certain Brainwaves

A new (May 2024) study from MIT, along with contributions from researchers across Boston, has illuminated how ketamine influences brain activity at the molecular level. The researchers found that ketamine triggers gamma oscillations at all doses, and at higher doses, these are intermittently interrupted by slow-delta oscillations.

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could ketamine help long covid

Could Ketamine Help Long COVID?

Explore how ketamine might help Long-COVID patients. We examines the potential benefits of ketamine therapy for persistent COVID-19 symptoms, including its anti-inflammatory effects and impact on brain function.

Read More
how ketamine could help depression

How Ketamine Can Help Depression

Depression affects millions worldwide, often proving challenging to treat with traditional methods. Discover how ketamine is changing depression treatment. Learn about its fast-acting effects, unique mechanisms, and potential to help those who haven’t responded to conventional therapies.

Read More
Nushama member sittingi in a chair receiving a ketamine infusion

13 Nushama Practices for Safe Psychedelic Therapy

As the field of psychedelic therapy continues to gain traction, it is becoming increasingly important for practitioners to ensure their treatments are safe and effective. Nushama is at the forefront of this conversation, constantly putting its members first and determining the best ways to care for them, from our treatment to year-round programming. Here are thirteen practices we’ve identified essential for providing our members the highest quality care.

Read More
illustration of a neural synapse releasing glutamate

The Neuroscience of Ketamine

The human brain is a complex organ that is responsible for our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It is made up of billions of interconnected neurons that communicate with each other through synapses. Neurotransmitters, the chemical messengers of the brain, play a crucial role in this communication process…

Read More