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In the best of times, the holidays can be less than joyous thanks to heightened stress. If you add severe depression to the mix, holiday cheer is very much absent. Here’s how ketamine can help bring back some joy.

From gum disease to foot ulcers, the potential side effects of diabetes stretch from head to toe. Here, we look at nerve damage — or neuropathy — which can lead to considerable pain and discomfort in your body.

There’s no shortage of trauma in our world, and most of us have witnessed or experienced something jarring. For some, the trauma turns into post-traumatic stress disorder, and here are some signs.

Since antidepressants were introduced in the 1950s, there haven’t been many new treatments for mental health. Now we have ketamine, which provides new hope for millions. Here’s how you can receive this novel treatment.

Did you know that 1 in 4 American adults has a diagnosable mental health disorder? The good news is we have new ways to restore mental health, including ketamine lozenges you can take at home.

When you have chronic migraines, you spend half your days with head pain and the other half worried about when the head pain will strike again. And you want to break free from this awful cycle. Ketamine can help.

We all worry from time to time, and this worry can serve a purpose. When worry and stress become constant companions and start to limit your life, your anxiety has moved into more problematic territory.

With peripheral neuropathy, you can experience burning, stabbing pain, and there’s little you can do about it. That’s because the discomfort isn’t caused by an injury but by malfunctioning nerves. And that’s where ketamine comes in.

None of the antidepressants you tried worked. You’re disappointed, frustrated, and reluctant to try yet another new thing. But ketamine isn’t an antidepressant. If you have treatment-resistant depression, ketamine may be your key to relief.

Spravato will undoubtedly be much more expensive, so the question is, will it work better?

The idea of a nasal spray has been very appealing to many. It sounds more convenient, but after the FDA approval process, it really hasn’t turned out that way.

Does that mean Spravato costs $5,600 to get started and then about $3,000 per month to keep going? No. It’s going to be much more than that.

Doctors all over the country, including me, are saying it has the same mechanism of action as a generic drug that’s been available for 50 years.