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Re: Ketamine: a factory reset for the brain

Posted by linkadge on February 21, 2007, at 8:21:17

In reply to Re: Ketamine: a factory reset for the brain, posted by rovers95 on February 21, 2007, at 7:24:02

If I remember correctly, low doses of NDMA antagonists can greatly facilite neuronal placiticity, wherase high doses can cause toxicity?

I remember reading a number of places that NDMA antagonism can prevent the stress (or glutamate) induced reduction of hippocampal granual layer proliferation. (or something)


So is it possable that a "theraputic dose" of ketamine might not be so toxic?


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