When Did Ketamine Become a Depression Treatment?
Ketamine’s use as a depression treatment began in the early 2000s, after originally being used predominantly as a (very safe) anesthetic since its development in the 1960s. From the Yale study in 2000 to the FDA approval of ketamine, we review the last 20 years of growth.
What Class of Drug is Ketamine? A Detailed Examination of Ketamine’s Scheduling in the United States
We review the current status of ketamine as a Schedule III drug, its DEA regulation and FDA classification, and their impact on applications, research, and insurance coverage.
Matthew Perry Case is A Tragic Reminder of the Necessity of Safe, Ethical Treatment
Reflecting on the tragic loss of Matthew Perry, we discuss the critical importance of safe, ethical ketamine use. Explore our safety protocols and our response to the misuse highlighted by recent events.
Who Discovered Ketamine?
Synthesized by Calvin Stevens, pushed through clinical trials by Domino and Corssen, and researched by more and more scientific and medical pioners: we explore prominent figures in ketamine’s development in the last 50+ years.
What is Ketamine Bladder? Urinary Issues Caused by Ketamine Abuse and Misuse
“Ketamine bladder” or “ketamine cystitis” is recognized by symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, pain, and even bladder inflammation. Note: these problems are primarily linked to recreational use, where individuals consume ketamine in unregulated and excessive amounts.
When Did Ketamine Become So Popular?
Just a few years ago, ketamine was known mainly as an anesthetic and a party drug. Today, it’s prominent in headlines and specialized clinics nationwide. We explore the research, market trends, and the surge of ketamine clinics, examining why it’s increasingly accepted for treating depression and other mental health issues.
Ketamine VS Esketamine: What are the differences?
Learn about ketamine and esketamine’s molecular structures, FDA approvals, administration methods, and effectiveness in treating depression and other mental health conditions.
Can Ketamine Help My Anxiety?
Ketamine, once known primarily as an anesthetic, is emerging as a groundbreaking treatment for anxiety disorders. Learn about its mechanisms, effectiveness, and what to expect from ketamine therapy for anxiety, including generalized anxiety, social anxiety, and anxiety related to PTSD.
Does Insurance Cover Ketamine Therapy?
Learn about the current state of insurance coverage for ketamine, including the only FDA-approved option, Spravato, and explore other forms of medical ketamine treatments for mental health.
7 Lesser-Known Ketamine Benefits
Ketamine’s capacity extends beyond a depression and anxiety treatment: discover how ketamine can act as an anti-inflammatory agent, provide pain relief, support the immune system, and even help regenerate the brain. Learn about its potential in treating COVID-19 and Long COVID symptoms, supporting addiction recovery, and enhancing cognitive function.
