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Jokes aside, it's interesting.
If there's a direct action, as in the chemical changing something inside on a physical level, that's one avenue to look at for both treatment and better understanding of depression as a whole.
If it's psychological, indirect, then it's still worth more study because that's a valuable treatment by itself. But it also helps point towards avenues of understanding the underlying mechanisms of depression.
There really aren't many things that give even that short a relief from a single use.
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