> thanks rover.
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> appreciate you posting the links.
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> the amount used in the nasal spray is much less than used by drug addicts/abusers that are cited in the studies you posted.
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> the doc told me it's a very small percentage of what is need to get high.
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> thanks, too, for the 'good luck' wishes.
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> john
Are there any existing protocols for intranasal or oral administration if ketamine? I am still curious if intermittent administration with a larger dose is more effective than daily administration with small dosages. There is so much more work that needs to be done in this area. For instance, if one is suicidal, will the oral or intranasal routes for ketamine provide adequate therapeutic effect, or is a drug like Zyprexa a better answer for now?
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