PODCAST 23: An interview with ketamine pioneer Dr. Edward Domino

Find the right grey, go that way. It solved decades long depression for me, but be careful. It’s a rabbit hole I can’t describe, but I recommend it. Start with r or racemic as the doctor recommends but I found best results with s isomer (as it was sold as, I don’t have the skills to confirm what I bought but subjective experience matches). Dmt, lsd, 5-Meo show you new things and a different state, but nothing has unlocked (allowed me to recognize and finally process) deeply blocked out trauma that would be lost forever if it wasn’t for this tool. Often, the brain hides the things you need to access in order to heal - NMDA antagonists are the ONLY thing that have put me face to face with these. Thc (420) won’t help you at all in this regard , in my ignorant uneducated opinion. It’ll just allow escape like ethanol and other drugs, which gets you farther from healing not closer

Efault

Ketamine is good for maintenance, but pcp (I feel) is only for non regular exploratory use. Pcp is intense as hell, I can’t see it being tolerable when regularly administered… that being said pcp takes you deeper and gives greater understanding of one’s mind, identifies trauma preventing progress more directly - but I feel if it was used often it would be detrimental I’ve done every drug I’ve heard of , ketamine and other NMDA antagonists are by FAR the most profound … I’d like more content on them. Lsd and 5-Meo-Dmt didn’t produce the positive changes that ketamine and the couple pcp trips I’ve did , they’re (NMDA antagonists) something special I just learned your name and history, but thank you Dr. Domino for saving my life

Efault

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taryn blalock

Really curious about K because of issues finding the right mental health meds. Turned off by the clinic prices, but not sure I want to go gray. 420 for now.

Jon

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i've recently been studying 2fdck, DCK and fluoxetamine as of veryyy recently. Would love to share my findings so far.

not sure if you remember me Hamilton my name is Gigi one of the co-hosts of The Edge of Reason. We interviewed you. And we talk a lot about ketamine and it's use in pain management. All the best,

I can't wait to listen to this.

That was fascinating and delightful.

What an emotional rollercoaster. I loved this and I'd love to hear more.

Kyle Ward

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I for one loved the Vimeo! The quality was great on my end and having a face to associate with the voice is always really nice

Dylan Patterson