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If you are tired of feeling helpless due to your severe depression, ketamine treatment may be the breakthrough you need.
Ketamine interacts with chemical receptors in the brain; making a positive change in your mood and thoughts. It is typically administered as an IV infusion. Ketamine infusion therapy is one of the newest and most effective ways that we can provide relief for individuals with severe depression. Within several hours of treatment many patients begin to feel better, and within 24 hours some feel nearly or completely better.
Ketamine is the only truly new option to treat severe depression in decades. That is why we have adopted this innovative treatment right away. We see the benefit to our patients, and we do not want you to wait any longer to overcome your depression.
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Have you heard what doctors are saying about revolutionary ketamine treatment?
Ketamine is taking the medical profession by storm! Here’s what doctors are saying about this life-changing treatment:
- “Recent data suggest that ketamine might be the most important breakthrough in antidepressant treatment in decades.” — Thomas Insel, MD, former director of the National Institute of Mental Health
- “In the right hands, it is a miracle,” — John Abenstein, MD, former president of the American Society of Anesthesiologists
- “This is a game-changer. With most medications, like Valium, the anti-anxiety effect you get only lasts when it is in your system. When the Valium goes away, you can get rebound anxiety. When you take ketamine, it triggers reactions in your cortex that enable brain connections to regrow.” — John Krystal, MD, chief psychiatrist at Yale Medicine