Low-dose MDMA & MS symptomology

Evidence Record

Foundational case manuscript · view-only working document with linked data, limitations, and claim classification.

FOUNDATIONAL CASE STUDYLow-Dose MDMA to Treat Multiple Sclerosis SymptomologyVIEW INLINEMRI · LOGS · REPORTS
iCompany in formation · No IND filed · No trial authorized · No product approved or available for sale
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Interpretation ledger

What this record does—and does not—support.

The evidence ledger prevents the manuscript from being represented as direct efficacy evidence for NovusClarus.

StatementClassificationSupportLimitationNext test
Short-term sensory relief was reported after weekly 50 mg MDMA.Case observationSelf-report and symptom mapsSingle subject; no blinding or comparatorProspective standardized sensory outcomes
MDMA may facilitate neuroplastic adaptation.Proposed mechanismExternal neuroplasticity literatureMechanism not demonstrated in this caseBiomarker and imaging strategy
50 mg MDMA + 500 mg acetaminophen may improve MS symptomology.Open questionCombination rationale and case contextFixed combination not directly testedFour-arm randomized component study

Evidence record

Low-Dose MDMA
& MS
Symptomology

Working manuscript · unfinished · unpublished · not peer reviewed.

iCase observation · Fixed-dose NovusClarus product not directly tested
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Interpretation

What the record supports.

Case observation

Reported sensory change

Subjective short-term relief after weekly 50 mg MDMA within a multimodal care context.

Open question

Fixed combination efficacy

Requires prospective randomized component analysis.