There is one!
Ketamin should have huge impacts on neuro/brain plasticity when used properly (i.e. in therapy)
Psychedelics are several orders of magnitude stronger on the plasticity front.
In therapy as well.
So is ketamine but we haven't explored it more for other brain functions where it can act as a psychoplastogen eg reopening critical periods of visual learning.
Psychedelics are several orders of magnitude stronger on the plasticity front.
In therapy as well.
So is ketamine but we haven't explored it more for other brain functions where it can act as a psychoplastogen eg reopening critical periods of visual learning.