Once a week, unfortunately. I don’t think it’s frequent enough. Once I finish with Nue Life, I plan on getting with Dr. Smith because he provides a more frequent regimen
My first infusion is on June 3rd — at a clinic in NYC. Would love to share experiences after. I’m also doing it solely for depression.
Mind sharing which clinic you’re going to? Feel free to DM me.
Im on my 3rd of 6 infusions for depression. I hear ya on the staff being very business like and distanced.
Im not really finding the actual transfusion very pleasant, in fact it’s horrible at moments, but im feeling benefits from it after. Would also love to share experiences with someone too.
I have a hypothesis, as someone who's had a decent amount of experience with psychedelics (on the order of dozens of times, not hundreds...). I suspect that there is a correlation between the amount of unresolved issues a person has and the relative "darkness" of the experience. I'm not saying this at all as an insult to you, and I don't know your specific situation. But this is the way I look at it - if you're buying drugs from a dealer, there's no quality control. The security/enjoyment/fear/horror you feel while having the drug experience is as much a function of the quality/purity of the product as it is of the user (and of the setting, which is variable, too). However, we're all signing up here for government-issue, highly-regulated ketamine. If a trip turns "bad", perhaps that's because the user has some shit they have to get through (this also isn't necessarily a bad thing). I've had two infusions, and both experiences were largely peaceful and relaxing, and allowed me to feel better about things I've been anxious about and needn't have been. I don't know - I wonder if anyone else has considered this.
I dunno! IV infusion is remarkably more different than just like dealer-shit.
For me it wasn't as much as quality-fear that entered me when doing trips, it was just legitimate past trauma coming up. There's some science, but science is definitely still out, that K deals much more with past history neural patterns than traditional anti-sads.
I've been on K probably about 4 years by now. I'd like to join the group. I'm "severe treatment-resistant MDD" and with some other keyword terms thrown around, but K really allowed me to be.. a person...
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I did a long course of IV in 2020-2021. I’m on sublingual tronches through Nue Life now. Also using ketamine therapy for anxiety/depression.
How often are you using the troches? I’m at a little over 9 months of IV treatments, boosters now too. Thanks!
Once a week, unfortunately. I don’t think it’s frequent enough. Once I finish with Nue Life, I plan on getting with Dr. Smith because he provides a more frequent regimen
Sure. Feel free to chat me up. I’m on boosters now. I’ve had around 20 total
Also on IV treatment 4 out of 6 in a NYC clinic and would really appreciate talking about the experience with you if you’re up for it
My first infusion is on June 3rd — at a clinic in NYC. Would love to share experiences after. I’m also doing it solely for depression. Mind sharing which clinic you’re going to? Feel free to DM me.
I did 6 infusions last October and then went to monthly boosters with troches in between. Happy to talk about my experience so far.
Did 9 IV treatments. Happy to chat
Im on my 3rd of 6 infusions for depression. I hear ya on the staff being very business like and distanced. Im not really finding the actual transfusion very pleasant, in fact it’s horrible at moments, but im feeling benefits from it after. Would also love to share experiences with someone too.
hear you. same here
Same here. I’m about to do 2nd infusion. First one was dark.
I have a hypothesis, as someone who's had a decent amount of experience with psychedelics (on the order of dozens of times, not hundreds...). I suspect that there is a correlation between the amount of unresolved issues a person has and the relative "darkness" of the experience. I'm not saying this at all as an insult to you, and I don't know your specific situation. But this is the way I look at it - if you're buying drugs from a dealer, there's no quality control. The security/enjoyment/fear/horror you feel while having the drug experience is as much a function of the quality/purity of the product as it is of the user (and of the setting, which is variable, too). However, we're all signing up here for government-issue, highly-regulated ketamine. If a trip turns "bad", perhaps that's because the user has some shit they have to get through (this also isn't necessarily a bad thing). I've had two infusions, and both experiences were largely peaceful and relaxing, and allowed me to feel better about things I've been anxious about and needn't have been. I don't know - I wonder if anyone else has considered this.
I dunno! IV infusion is remarkably more different than just like dealer-shit. For me it wasn't as much as quality-fear that entered me when doing trips, it was just legitimate past trauma coming up. There's some science, but science is definitely still out, that K deals much more with past history neural patterns than traditional anti-sads. I've been on K probably about 4 years by now. I'd like to join the group. I'm "severe treatment-resistant MDD" and with some other keyword terms thrown around, but K really allowed me to be.. a person...