Psychedelic therapy in individuals with eating disorders: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Abstract
Conventional psychedelics may have transdiagnostic efficacy through multiple mechanisms relevant to eating disorder pathology. Interest in and efforts to increase access to PAT are both high. Early clinical trials are engrossed in establishing the safety and utility of this treatment in eating disorders; however, efficacy remains unclear. Recent studies, nonetheless, suggest PAT has the potential to strengthen the efficacy of current interventions for this difficult-to-treat condition. High-quality and valid data to support the use of PAT for people with eating disorders remains lacking; hence we aimed to conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis to evaluate PAT’s efficacy based on the data available.
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