During perimenopause women are particularly susceptible to developing depression, especially if they have experienced it before. This is because a drop in estrogen levels leads to reduced serotonin and affects the pleasure receptors in the brain. As we know, alcohol is also a Central Nervous System (CNS) depressant, which means if you’re already feeling low …
Full-text articles available in English were included for review, while certain criteria were applied to ensure the reliability and validity of the analysis. Though this seems like a promising approach, we should keep in mind the potential risks of long-term administration of ketamine. Furthermore, though some side effects of ketamine (e.g., increased blood pressure, dissociation) …
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