Marijuana. Here is a topic that
is being brought up more and more. Does Marijuana help with depression? Many
people who experience depression often treat it with prescription
antidepressants. However, antidepressants themselves raise some concerns. So the
question remains, does cannabis help when your depressed.
According to the Colorado pot
guide (https://www.coloradopotguide.com/colorado-marijuana-blog/2015/march/16/cannabis-as-a-treatment-for-depression/) Cannabis
has been shown to improve depressive symptoms by stimulating the
endocannabinoid system and increase neurogenesis, similar to the way many
anti-depressants do but without the required daily regimen. Cannabis also has
more mild side effects compared to many popular anti-depressants (including,
trouble sleeping, fatigue and sexual dysfunction; not to mention potential
birth defects if taken during pregnancy).
As long as the strain is
correct and the dosage is accurate, marijuana can be a very effective treatment
for stress, depression and anxiety by allowing the person to either focus on
the situation objectively or by offering peace of mind enough to forget it for
a while. In other words, Bob Marley was right; "When you smoke the
herb, it reveals you to yourself". This can be hugely beneficial to those
suffering from depression, and can be used in a hurry (by smoking for vaping
the product) or be maintained throughout the day (with patches or edibles) the
way one might take an antidepressant. Best of all, withdraw symptoms are
comparatively minor and include irritability, problems with focus, and
difficulty eating and sleeping.
Alight so it seems okay but do
you really know of anyone who has suffered from anxiety and depression that
uses Marijuana to help. You do now! After doing the research and talking to
doctors about my husband’s heart condition we decided to try it. It helped my
husband get off of a few daily prescriptions that were harmful to his body
(Zanex, Ambien etc.). I decided to try it for myself. It genuinely has helped
and now I can’t help but spread the word. There are no harmful side effects and
I’m a overall happier person.
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