Andrew Huberman· PhD
ketamine and PCP actually have the same mode of action more or less
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ketamine and PCP actually have the same mode of action more or less
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ketamine was known as a drug ketamine by the way is very similar to PCP F cycline which also binds the nmda receptor
so they're all under the class of arrow cyclohexamines
so they are they are related compounds with with similar their main action is on the nmda receptor
so it still works on the same receptor in the brain the nmda receptor but it was ten times ten times less potent