Original sentence: Although Baggot's Salvia user survey results found that 25.8% of respondents reported antidepressant-like mood improvements lasting 24 hours or longer, other studies using rodent forced-swim tests have suggested that Salvia divinorum may have "depressive-like effects".K-opiod agonists such as Salvia are well-known to cause dysphoria in humans.Studies are inconclusive on the long-term effects of Salvia on mood
Edited sentence: " However, this conclusion is contested, as studies on humans seem to indicate that Salvia has antidepressant effects.'Forced-Swim tests,' whereby rodents are forced to swim in a narrow cylinder from which they cannot escape, have suggested that Salvia divinorum may have "depressive-like effects.These findings are in-line with known properties of κ-Opioid (kappa-Opioid) receptor agonists as well as anecdotal reports and findings of clinicians.While 'improved mood' is one of the most commonly noted short-term effects following usage, Baggot's Salvia user survey results also found that 25.8% of respondents reported antidepressant-like mood improvements lasting 24 hours or longer