Alzheimer's and Psilocybin; Migraine and Driving; What New MS Criteria Reveal
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Alzheimer's and Psilocybin; Migraine and Driving; What New MS Criteria Reveal
(MedPage Today) -- An older Japanese American woman with advanced Alzheimer's disease experienced transient improvements in multiple domains after taking psilocybin-containing mushrooms, according to a case report. (Frontiers in Neuroscience)...
An octogenary with Alzheimer's, almost mute, started talking spontaneously about her life about 19 hours after ingesting 5 grams of fungi containing psilocybine. Unexpected. While an 80-year-old woman with Alzheimer's could hardly speak for five years, she suddenly regained her memory and speech several hours after ingesting a hallucinogenic fungus. This is reported in a case study published in the scientific journal Frontiers in Neuroscience at…
A simple clinical case is not enough to change medicine, but it can sometimes open new avenues. This is precisely what happened with this amazing observation of an Alzheimer's patient who showed temporary improvement after psilocybine administration.
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