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Ketamine is an unusual type of psychedelic drug — called a dissociative — that is undergoing a resurgence in popularity. Originally derived from PCP, or "angel dust," ketamine has been used in hospitals and veterinary clinics as an anesthetic for decades, and has been cited as a drug of misuse under the moniker "special K."

It is the effects that ketamine reliably produces that underlie both its medical and recreational uses: pain control, forgetfulness, intoxication, disassociation, and euphoria. Recently, it has been used more widely due to its approval for treatment-resistant depression (TRD) — that is, severe depression that has not improved via other therapies, including people who are experiencing suicidal thoughts.

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I'm very sorry prayers sent your way

I want psilocybin. Big believer in natural, though I take psych meds as well

WOW. A clinic. Accessibility is critical. Let this dawn on us people who do not have such in our area or the ability to access it.

Usually they have them at ketamine clinics.