FIBROMYALGIA PART II CLINICAL OUTCOME The central pain amplification found with fibromyalgia is similar to complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS). Both neurological disorders are associated with increase glutamate levels in the brain. Ketamine targets glutamate and specifically decreases glutamate activity in the brain. In this 12-minute video, Anthony Kirkpatrick MD PhD reviews the objective clinical data showing a significant improvement of Dr. Jeffrey Johnson's symptoms due to fibromyalgia.
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