New research published in Nature confirms that the antidepressant effects of psilocybin occur independently of the receptor that triggers hallucinations. By targeting specific brain pathways, scientists have successfully separated the therapeutic benefits from the "trip," opening doors to accessible new treatments.
(c) Marco Allegretti
(c) Marco Allegretti

Psilocybin lindert Depressionen ganz ohne Halluzinationen

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Neue in Nature veröffentlichte Forschungsergebnisse belegen, dass die antidepressive Wirkung von Psilocybin unabhängig von den Halluzinations-Rezeptoren eintritt. Durch gezielte Hirnwege trennen Wissenschaftler den therapeutischen Nutzen vom Rauschzustand und ebnen so den Weg für breiter anwendbare Behandlungen.

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