Ketamine changes the way our brains process touch, especially the difference between touch from ourselves versus someone else, and may blur the boundaries of self-perception. This offers new insights into how certain psychiatric symptoms related to self-awareness could be mirrored in the brain.
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Neuroscience research sheds light on ketamine’s strange effect on our sense of touch
Researchers found that ketamine blurs the brain’s ability to distinguish between self- and other-produced touch, particularly in a brain area involved in social processing.
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