Research Suggests Inflammation May Trigger 'Out-of-Body' Experiences
Emerging research suggests that inflammation may be linked to dissociation, a mental state characterized by 'out-of-body' experiences and feelings of unreality. The study indicates that trauma-induced stress responses can lead to chronic inflammation, potentially contributing to dissociative symptoms. This research is part of a broader exploration of the role of the immune system in mental health conditions. While the findings are preliminary, they suggest that anti-inflammatory treatments could be explored as potential therapies for dissociative disorders. 
