The Revolutionary Ketamine: How a Little-Known Drug Can Cure Depression and Prevent Suicide
(Paperback)
Publishing Details
The Revolutionary Ketamine: How a Little-Known Drug Can Cure Depression and Prevent Suicide
By (Author) Johnathan Edwards
Foreword by Gavin de Becker
Skyhorse Publishing
Sky Pony Press
16th November 2023
United States
Classifications
General
Non Fiction
616.895061
Physical Properties
Paperback
160
Width 152mm, Height 228mm, Spine 10mm
151g
Description
How a Little-Known Drug Cures Depression and Saves Lives
Suicide.
The word captivates us, and the truth is suicide captures everyones attention. Suicide is a tragedy usually preceded by plenty of pain.
About 1 million go through with the act each year. Imagine if your loved one is determined to end their life, and you could get them help. After reading Revolutionary Ketamine, you will understand:
- Suicides devastating cost to society and how to prevent it
- Why children and adolescents are committing suicide
- How ketamine stops suicide in its tracks
Suicide is the stuff of other peoples nightmares until it happens to someone you love. Time simply stops, leaving you wondering what could have been done. Suicidal ideations hijack our brains, telling us to end our lives prematurely. What if we could remove this hijacking device Ketamine is the one drug we have today that can safely halt suicidal ideations, yet most have never heard of it. To those who say more studies are needed to know if ketamine helps with suicidal ideations and depression, I offer you this admonition before trying the drug. If you are suffering from depression and suicidal ideations, the risk versus reward is clearly in favor of using ketamine now. Dont wait.
Dr. Edwards, the author of Revolutionary Ketamine, is committed to helping those who need never become statistics at all and will equip you with the tools to save your loved ones life, or possibly your own.
Author Bio
Dr. Johnathan Edwards is passionate about treating mental health with ketamine. After retiring from his professional motocross aspirations, he followed an unconventional path to medical school. He practices anesthesiology and writes books about fitness, marathon running, bicycle racing, the Dakar Rally, and mental health. He is a world traveler and a French speaker and resides part-time in Provence, France with his family.
