If you're depressed or anxious and use Ketamine it's such a relief and escape that you end up addicted, tolerance builds up quick as you wrote in the artical, and before you know it your sniffing huge lines and spending all your money on it
Some people move on to injecting it, either IM or IV, and the risk of K bladder/damage is to big for it to be swept under the carpet, also you didn't mention stomach inflammation and ulcers caused by the "drip" you get from snorting k/nasel sprays I've had this it's agony so telling everybody that ketamine therapy is the next big thing isn't wise, yes maybe for people who haven't suffered addiction in the past, but you must of came across enough K addicts in your research, it's just going to open a whole can of worms, nevermind the opioid epidemic it will be the ketamine epidemic next lol
On this site alone I know K addicts, you'd not be too quick to be singing ketamines praises if you knew just how addictive it is, then there's my best friend who's on K most days, and my K dealer, and my other K dealer and his K dealer oh wait and ME I'm addicted to it yeah, I can't afford any today and my tolerance is big and I'm craving it like mad, so what may help lift depression and anxiety while you're on it, definitely doesn't once its worn off, which is the next day, "afterglow" my ass
Did you speak to K addicts, those who have depression and anxiety, do you know ketamine acts not just on NMDA receptors but on opioid receptors and dopamine too, so once you stop taking it you actually become more depressed than before you started, and it actually has withdrawal symptoms
I love ketamine, it costs to much to do it as much as I like, I know you went over it in your artical but dose tolerance is the major factor here, even for people who get it off their doctors what may start as 50mg twice a day in a nasel spray will end up with people taking more and before you know it they need so much that their doctor cuts them off and they buy it off the street, or turn to research chemicals bought on line, you heard of all these ketamine-like analogues? There are many, it's what some dissociative addicts turn to and no one knows the long term damage and some has some scary side effects, such as psychosis, mania, even death
So yeah just like what's happening to people turning to heroin once their pain pills are stopped, I can see that happening with ketamine
Just thought you might like my view considering I'm addicted to K, and have generalised anxiety disorder and depression and I've tried many many antidepressants that don't help so I self medicate with Ketamine
My anxiety is bad today, I know what help lol