Cannabis and Depression
In nowdays people are living under pressure, family, work, kids, high percentage of people have depression issues. Many people probably do not realize they have that, but do the fact checks.
Depression is a widespread and significant medical condition that harms how you feel, think, and behave. Depression produces unhappiness and a loss of interest in previously appreciated activities. and that will create problem with family and works. sometime it get worse, a person became suicidal .
Today the most popular CBD a chemical extract from cannabis, has been shown in studies to aid depression by affecting serotonin levels in the brain. CBD products with a high CBD content and a low THC content have been proven to be the most beneficial for treating depression.
today when we talk about use cannabis to treat depression ,only small amount of the people who actually believe it and willing to try it. because most the people see cannabis they see drug. oh No.
Conventional pharmaceuticals like antidepressants and antipsychotics have a very poor track record when it comes to curing depression (or causing a sustained remission), and they pose pretty significant risks for all patients—even during short term use. When our best prescription treatments have the clinical efficacy of placebo, it would be a bit unusual to say cannabis will be doing so much worse that nobody could possibly benefit.
That said, and partly in direct response to that, drugs are not usually the ‘answer’ to depression, or even symptoms of depression. People do not generally need drugs to recover fully, and drugs (of any sort) can make the situation worse instead of better. There is no chemical solution to psychosocial difficulties (as opposed to hormonal dysregulation, tumors, nutritional deficiencies, or other organic and non-psychiatric problems), because they are not created by a chemical problem.
Sometimes drugs can help someone recover, or offer a significant reduction or elimination of symptoms. When those potential benefits outweigh the risks and complications a particular patient may face, and a ton of safer and more integrative methods have already been tried unsuccessfully, drugs may be an option to consider. There is no such thing as a drug with “antidepressant mechanisms”, so what we consider useful for treating depression is about marketing, how we choose to measure ‘depression’ and drug responses, and the overall effects of using particular substances.
Although, it is a double edged sword.
If you smoke cannabis regularly, you will find that you become more easily irritated or overwhelmed by things when you DONT smoke it..
You will find yourself thinking about how you NEED to smoke every time you get upset, or irritated, or bored, or overwhelmed..
And if you start smoking too much, too frequently, you will lose much of your motivation to actually make positive or ambitious changes in your life.
Days, weeks, and months can go by in a blink of an eye because you rush home at the end of the day exited to relax and smoke a little cannabis to unwind.
You lose a lot of interest in other activities and you can sort of become anti social, procrastinate, and recluse
This can make it difficult if you don't want to become reliant on a substance to cope with things.
overall, use it wisely, it may help it also may harm,