Lithium for Marijuana Addiction?

Discussion in 'Cannabis and Marijuana' started by Obtuse Word, May 2, 2008.

  1. Obtuse Word

    Obtuse Word Member

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    Big Pharma Sells Happiness to America

    Americans are now buying their happiness in pill form. Big Pharma is recklessly pushing anti-depression drugs onto the American public. The pharmaceutical industry has been financially influencing members of the government and using misleading advertising campaigns in order to get their psychiatric drugs approved for public consumption without proper clinical trials. They are even trying to prescribe lithium to treate marijuana addiction.
     
  2. Colimon

    Colimon Cheesus Christo

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    That's terrible. I don't really like pharms just because they're like that. Marijuana Addiction? I think they've gone a little too far with the bullshit. It makes me laugh when people use the term addicted or marijuana addict. Like it's just hilarious.
     
  3. swazo

    swazo i am amazing.

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    Most patients do not experience serious side effects when they begin lithium therapy. Initially, the patient may have slight nausea, stomach cramps, diarrhea, thirstiness, muscle weakness, and feelings of being somewhat tired, dazed, or sleepy. A mild hand tremor may emerge as the dose is increased. These effects are normally minimal and usually subside after several days of treatment. But some of the initial side effects may carry over into long-term therapy and others may emerge. Some patients continue to have a slight hand tremor. Many drink more fluids than usual-without always being aware of it--and urinate more frequently, while still others may gain weight. Weight gain often can be controlled with proper diet. Crash diets should be avoided, however, since they may adversely affect lithium levels. Also, to avoid excessive weight gain, excessive amounts of drinks with high sugar content should be avoided.

    sounds healthy.
     
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