Measuring Ketamine’s Neuro Effects with Kernel Flow
<p>As Vance put it: “The images produced by the Kernel helmet depicted something akin to the map of major highways with varying amounts of traffic flowing across these roads. But after about 20 minutes on ketamine, many of those pathways began to dissolve. Johnson’s brain appeared to quiet itself down and approach something of a meditative state.”</p>
<p>Psychedelics like ketamine, which have recently been FDA approved for limited use as therapeutics, are interesting because of their unique potential to improve mental wellness. Flow’s ease of use, portability, and the quality of its data means we can quantify this potential in a way never before possible by introducing a data-driven approach for individualized discovery and protocol design.</p>
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