#brain-networks

#brain-networks

Psychedelic drugs like psilocybin disrupt brain networks, altering space, time, and self-perception, leading to enhanced plasticity and potential therapeutic benefits for addiction or depression.

Psilocybin-induced changes in the brain's networks can provide valuable insights for further understanding its therapeutic potential.

Psilocybin induces significant changes in brain networks, including a loss of self-identity, surpassing effects of methylphenidate.

Blocking inflammation-boosting protein IL-11 in mice leads to longer, healthier lives.

Magic mushrooms reset brain networks affecting time and self.

Psilocybin induces altered states of consciousness, enhancing sensitivity to the environment, visual disturbances, and mystical experiences in a span of 4-6 hours.

Research indicates psilocybin alters brain networks related to introspective thinking, shedding light on the neurobiological basis of psychedelic experiences.

The study of brain changes during psychedelic trances opens doors for therapeutic applications against psychiatric disorders like resistant depression and addictions.