Boris Heifetz

…Right. But again, not everyone feels like this is really the best way to approach the research. Remember Boris Heifetz? He's the anesthesiologist and neuroscientist at Stanford who did the ketamine study. We talked about it in our last episode. Yep. He and David are collaborators. And he told me that these new drugs, like the ones David's making, could be g…

…This is Dr. Boris Heifetz. He's an anesthesiologist and neuroscientist at Stanford University. And he told me that researchers have been wondering for a while if the trip that comes with a lot of psychedelics, this journey or experience, is really important, or if it's just this unnecessary byproduct when it comes to making people feel better.…

…Yeah, you know, people often take psychedelics looking for some kind of experience that could transform their lives or change their outlook on everything. So if you're a scientist, how do you tell if the effect of a psychedelic is because of a change in brain chemistry or because of this spiritual journey? I spoke to Boris Heifetz. He's an anesthesiologist…