The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
when people take ketamine orally only 25% of the active form of ketamine makes it into the bloodstream and when they take it sublingually typically only about 35% of the total amount of ketamine they take is converted into metabolically active ketamine
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if I were to take 50 milligrams by way of injection in a study and I went to a different study and they said okay we want to recreate that effect we're going to give you a pill typically they're going to give me 150 mg of ketamine in a pill form form or 200 Mig of ketamine in the troch sublingual form
it's very important to understand this dose dependent according to delivery business because I realize that nowadays especially a lot of people are taking ketamine through legal sources so they're accessing it legally but they're taking it outside the clinic and more typically they're taking it not by way of injection meaning they're taking higher dose ketamine and they're taking it sublingually or orally