The emergence of Ketamine as a treatment for PTSD

Ketamine acts on the brain to provide relief from PTSD.

When people suffer from PTSD their neurons become stunted with fewer connections.

Ketamine helps repair this damage by stimulating neuroplasticity and fertilizing the brain, restoring and strengthening new connections between neurons.

Ketamine can also offer relief from negative thoughts by normalizing activity parts of the brain known as the default mode network and ganglia

By altering connectivity in these parts of the brain, ketamine can help people to break out of the intense thought patterns caused by the PTS event.

With its ability to promote the creation of new, healthy neural connections, ketamine is  a powerful tool for reframing PTS..