New research suggests that psychedelic drugs may work by strengthening specific brain connections linked to memory and cognition. Scientists found that under psychedelic exposure, neurons in the claustrum-a region dense with psychedelic-sensitive receptors-intensified their communication with the anterior cingulate cortex, a region involved in mood and psychiatric disorders.
New research suggests that psychedelic drugs may work by strengthening specific brain connections linked to memory and cognition. Scientists found that under psychedelic exposure, neurons in the claustrum-a region dense with psychedelic-sensitive receptors-intensified their communication with the anterior cingulate cortex, a region involved in mood and psychiatric disorders.
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