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Microdosing Psychedelics to Restore Synaptic Density in Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia involves excessive loss of connections between brain cells in areas responsible for emotion and thinking, leading to negative symptoms and cognitive problems. Research shows that small doses of psychedelics like psilocybin can promote the growth of new brain connections and reduce inflammation. The authors suggest that microdosing psychedelics alongside standard treatments might help restore these lost connections and improve symptoms that don’t respond well to current medications.

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β-chitosan attenuates hepatic macrophage-driven inflammation and reverses aging-related cognitive impairment

Researchers found that β-chitosan, a compound extracted from squid parietal bone, can reverse age-related memory and learning problems in mice, zebrafish, and worms. The compound works by reducing excessive inflammation in the liver and lowering inflammatory chemicals in the blood, which in turn reduces brain inflammation. This discovery suggests a direct connection between liver health and brain aging, and β-chitosan may offer a new therapeutic approach for age-related cognitive decline.

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