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Ketamine Infusion Explained: IV vs Intramuscular (Which Is Better?)

When people hear "ketamine infusion," they often picture something intimidating. This video breaks down what it actually means and how ketamine is administered in a clinical setting. 🔗Learn more here https://odysseymethod.com/odyssey-inq... Ketamine infusion is a medically supervised way of delivering ketamine at a controlled dose. The term usually refers to two delivery methods: intravenous (IV) and intramuscular (IM). IV delivery uses a line placed in your vein that stays in for the whole session. Intramuscular is a single injection into the muscle. No line. One and done. Fraser explains why many clients prefer intramuscular. Having an IV in your arm for an extended period can be distracting. Some people feel squeamish. The IM injection is quick and then you can settle into the experience. The bioavailability is nearly identical. IM is 98%. IV is 99%. The real difference is onset. With intramuscular, onset begins in two to five minutes. Fraser calls it a rocket ship. Once it starts, you are on the ride. With IV, the dose can be titrated for a smoother, more gradual entry. At EntheoMed, the team specializes in intramuscular ketamine. Precise dosing. Full medical supervision. No IV line to worry about. The video also covers the full Odyssey Method protocol. Intake screening. Preparation therapy. Treatment session. Integration therapy. Each step matters. The ketamine itself is just one piece.