- Very Low Dose Ketamine Treatment | Joyous
Joyous offers an alternative hope for depression and anxiety through a proprietary and affordable low dose ketamine treatment protocol Get started today
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As part of our dedication to expanding access to vital mental health care, we've made Joyous the most affordable at-home ketamine therapy program available, at $129 month with no commitment What to expect during your Joyous consultation and how to prepare to ensure the best experience
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Joyous offers a potentially effective low-dose ketamine option for individuals struggling with depression and anxiety Many users report positive experiences, citing improvements in mental health symptoms and overall well-being
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In this Joyous review, we discuss the company’s pros and cons, as well as the benefits, safety, and side effects of their ketamine treatment
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Joyous microdose ketamine treatment can help you treat the root causes of your depression symptoms, build new neural pathways, and reconnect with your joyous self again
- Joyous - Low Dose Ketamine Treatment $129 Month
Joyous uses microdoses, small doses where our patients remain fully coherent and oriented, able to engage with therapy and therapeutic exercises from the comfort of their home All for just $129 month, no monthly commitment, making us the most affordable at-home ketamine treatment option
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Protocol: Very low doses 10 – 120 mg, daily until symptoms improve, then less frequently Joyous ships ketamine from their compounding pharmacies automatically Referrals: Medical clearance if certain mental conditions Policies: Accepts Bipolar II patients but disqualifies Bipolar I patients
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