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![]() written by Morris, August 16, 2008
What is the world comming to? Try a little self control and a few nicorette patches if your used to smoking spliffs. As for lithium, well, that's just downright dangerous in comparison to the weed its self. What a worry. What will they think of next?
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Reminds me of the film Withnail and I – why trust one drug and not another? That’s just politics. Maybe it’s the lithium, given its fairly heavy duty reputation as an antidepressant of last resort. Saying it reduces depression strikes me as rather like saying that patients who had been administered a large dose of Thorazine displayed reduced anxiety.
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PapaKelt