Why Are Humans Taking Horse Tranquilizers In Arizona?

Psychedelic drugs are one of earth's most confusing products. Many are naturally occurring, but offer an experience unlike anything of this planet.

Ketamine is one of these substances, offering a peek behind the curtain for some, and delusional psychosis for others. So why on earth is Arizona making this incredibly potent drug available?

What is Ketamine?

Intended to be used as an anesthetic for humans and animals, primarily horses, Ketamine has taken on a life as a sort of party drug for ravers and clubgoers. The drug causes an incredibly powerful hallucinatory effect, leading to its popularity recreationally.

The drugs effects tend to only last about an hour, making it more popular than LSD or PCP, whose trips can last hours, or even days. The drug became listed as a Schedule III substance in 1999, due to the accepted medical uses of it, which have become very popular in here Arizona.

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State Approved Ketamine?

Ketamine Clinics have become commonplace across Arizona. These offer a sort of drug induced therapy that can help with PTSD, Migraines, Anxiety, and Depression. These clinics aren't just handing you a dose and sending you on your way, however.

All of these clinics are highly regulated as to ensure the best experience, as well as making sure the drug isn't abused. Treatments like this can work much faster than traditional antidepressants, sometimes only taking hours for the medication to work. While this treatment isn't a catch-all, it can be incredibly helpful, and Arizona is doing all they can to ensure everyone gets the treatment they need, however they may need it.

[Drug Enforcement Agency][Arizona Ketamine Specialists][@carinasofiapattichis via TikTok]