The Autonomic Nervous System and Ketamine

Dr Greenman shares insight on how the the autonomic nervous system (ANS) regulates involuntary bodily functions like heart rate, digestion, respiratory rate, and more.

Ketamine interacts with the ANS by affecting neurotransmitter activity, particularly NMDA receptors in the brain. In ketamine-assisted therapy, this interaction is utilized to induce a state of relaxation, which can lead to profound insights and therapeutic breakthroughs.

By temporarily altering ANS activity, ketamine therapy may help regulate emotions, alleviate symptoms of depression or PTSD, and promote overall mental well-being.

Ketamine treatments with Dr Greenman are available at Blum Center for Health. https://blumcenterforhealth.com/ketamine-therapy/

Видео The Autonomic Nervous System and Ketamine канала Dr. Susan Blum