OCD

Breaking News: Another Way IV Ketamine SMASHES Depression

Another way IV ketamine smashes depression is by moving g proteins off lipid rafts in cell membrane.

Another way IV Ketamine SMASHES depression Sometimes news is so hot it sizzles. It lures you away from whatever you’re into.  It captivates you.  And then — just face it — you think to yourself, with admiration, OMG.  You say to yourself … whoever came up with that is brilliant. They nailed it. Well, Mark Rasenik […]

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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Treatments Change the Game

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder treatments change the game.

Just because it feels natural…doesn’t mean it’s good for you Macie is a 32 year-old administrative assistant who feels growing tension when she leaves the house. She opens and closes the door, locks it then unlocks it, and opens and closes it again to be sure it’s latched. Then locks it… and unlocks it. It doesn’t […]

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Is IV Ketamine Therapy the Future of Depression Treatments?

Nurse sets up IV ketamine infusion for depression treatment.

Each year, millions of Americans are diagnosed with major depression. Not all of them will seek treatment, and roughly 40% of those who do will not respond to antidepressants. Fortunately, there’s an alternative to Treatment-Resistant Depression – IV Ketamine Therapy Ketamine is administered at a low dose by IV infusion, and it works quickly. Many patients […]

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Ketamine Reduces OCD Symptoms

ketamine for college students improves performance and brings hope.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a psychiatric disorder that causes repetitive behaviors, intrusive thoughts, and fear. The traditional treatment for OCD has been cognitive behavior therapy, drug therapy, or a combination. But Ketamine has shown promise in reducing OCD symptoms. The theory that ketamine reduces OCD has been studied and continues to be backed up by ongoing […]

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3 Myths About OCD

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a psychiatric disorder that affects approximately 1 in 100 Americans each year. This disorder is often misunderstood and those suffering struggle with the stigma associated with it. This stigma can negatively impact all areas of life. It’s time to stop the stigma with these 3 myths about OCD. 1. Having OCD […]

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