Can you live off of green tea and muli-vitamins?

Question 1
Can you live off of green tea and muli-vitamins?...  

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1)   no. no source of protein carbs calories or fats. you can live off of soybeans tho - bouten anna

2)   Yes. The next question would be how long. - Desmond

3)   No, you need protein, carbohydrates, and fats to live. Green tea would provide a negligible amount of each. - albundy

4)   Yes! ... for a month. - animal lover

5)   A diet like that would leave you lacking in carbohydrates, and fats, proteins and fiber. - angrydoc

6)   No know a lady who is good in all this alternative medicines and she made me understand its not possible - okuboh

7)   You can but your hair, nails, teeth and the rest of your body will not.

DYK Bk's green was recalled? Unless you grow them yourself, they're not safe. May be good for you but nothing is safe, since you don't know where they're from.

Do you know what's in the multi-vitamins? - Seeya

8)   you can live off of just about anything for a certain period of time, but why would you want to? your denying yourself protein, carbohydrates, leafy greens for proper liver health, proper nutrition for the heart, food for the stomach, large and small intestine, the pancreas, spleen, the eyes, hair, skin, the extremities and just about the whole body needs more than simple vitamins and small undeveloped tea leaves! - John Whittington


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Question 2
Does smoking weed make you stronger?...  I've went through so many suicidal thoughts, Obessive thoughts, Depression, social anxiety and I'm not saying the weed caused my problems (although it might of worsened them) but I feel like im starting to see everything more clear now and I'm a dead happy person, I love everyone around me, I don't judge people who act rude or angry, because of how I've felt in the past, It's like i understand life a lot more! Oh and I can't function normally without weed i feel very anxious

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1)   Nope - it destroys your lungs.. then when you work out or try to get stronger or whatever, you can't breathe correctly - damaged lungs have major health hazards in and of themselves.. then the effects of weed weaken your immune system and slow your reactions.. it also rots your teeth.. I'd say no all the way. - Lisa

2)   Makes u happier, but slows u down in life if you don't smoke it properly. Sounds like you have an addiction to weed. - Kat

3)   Eh no!!
Your brain cells get destroyed, your lungs take a battering and you really don't see the world clearly.
You need professional help and not something that will make you brain dead. - woody47

4)   Marijuana can help and worsen depression at the same time. Sometimes when you're baked you'll have some deep thoughts and sometimes even feel enlightened by them. I don't think it makes you stronger, but I think it has an ability to help with certain issues.
In stores, I'll always always smile at cashiers and tell them to have a good day, even if they're rude. Someone's gotta spread the kindness around, I figure they're going through some sort of low time in their life to feel so down. - [ ★♏ . A I R ]

5)   I think if you are smoking weed to get through life, you probably need counseling. FYI, I'm pro-marijuana legalization, though I dont' smoke much myself, but I think anything in excess is a bad thing particularly if you use it to self-medicate (be it alcohol or pot). If you have to smoke pot to cope with normal life function, you definitely need to seek counseling. Pot doesn't make you stronger, it makes you apathetic, which isn't the same thing. Please seek counseling in someone that you click with so that you can find a different path to happiness. Good luck! - A D

6)   You need to learn to cope without weed. Marijuana can increase depression and anxiety. It is harmful to the brain and lungs. It is expensive and can act as a crutch enabling you not to grow and develop emotionally and not to learn how to cope and act appropriately. You probably are not any more pleasant to be around you just think you are because you are high.

Get some counseling, get some healthy hobbies, get some friends who have better things to do than smoke weed. Don't let life pass you by. - Michelle

7)   if used moderately it can help you. i dont recommend making a habit of smoking it alone though. - Anthony Oliver


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Question 3
Can you get high from eating raw weed?...  

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1)   yup you can get a good body stone just relax - dave

2)   Oh yes - it's a nice high too - not quite as jagged as when you smoke it. People cook a lid of pot into some brownies. But pot's a lot stronger than it was when I was a kid - maybe you'd only need 1/2 an ounce.

The high lasted longer than smoking high - and it was really nice! - Vulcanus

3)   Yes. It takes longer to hit you and it will be intense. Don't eat as much as you would smoke. - A D

4)   You can get high from eating it, but it has to be cooked into something. If you just take straight weed and swallow it, you just wasted it. THC is fat soluble and your stomach cannot process THC unless it is in solution with a fat. You can make cannabutter and smear it on a cracker or something. I've also heard you can mix it in cheese and microwave it for a bit depending on how much. - Jumpman

5)   Yes...Haven't you ever heard of pot brownies?.. - Diamondgirl in Atlanta

6)   Yes but it doesn't taste very good. - abcxyz


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Question 4
is cannabis used to treat bipolar disorder?...  

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1)   Where it's legal, yes.

ETA: Well, I should say "Yes, and even where it's legal" ;] - Anon Ymous

2)   it never helped me with bipolar disorder, it is the amino acid L-trypothan that has got me off the roller coaster, I now sleep at nite, wake up in the morning, and know the difference, and have an appetite and interest in life and getting out of bed! But only if I take it after a few days I skip it all comes back. And feeling normal when taking this has been a big adjustment, but I do believe that cannabis is something I can now use and enjoy, when I was real bad bipolar it only made me paranoid. - Kathy Miller

3)   Indeed it is in some states. - [ ★♏ . A I R ]

4)   Absolutely and unequivocally no. It's well established to severely worsen the long term prognosis of bipolar disorder in terms of severity of symptoms, frequency of episodes and resistance to treatment. - Az R

5)   Evidently there are some people that don't know how to read and understand your question lol lol lol. The answer is YES if it is used in a medical marijuana state and is listed as a treatment of such a condition by the state. Each medical marijuana state has a list of the conditions which are considered medical marijuana usage acceptable. If the state is a non medical marijuana state than no, it is not used to treat bipolar disorder.

I would also like to add that for every listing of a source against the use of medical marijuana, there are listings for the use of medical marijuana. You can tell by the name of the excerpt it came from just what their opinion is going to be. For example, I will list noted professionals that are very supportive of cannabis for the treatment of bipolar disorder. There is a lot more information on procon.org if you wish to research further.

-Bill Zimmerman, PhD, former President of the Americans For Medical Rights
-The Journal of Clinical Investigation stated in an Oct. 13, 2005 article "Cannabinoids Promote Embryonic and Adult Hippocampus Neurogenesis and Produce Anxiolytic- and Antidepressant-like Effects"
-Frank Lucido, MD, a private practice physician, stated in his article "Implementation of the Compassionate Use Act in a Family Medical Practice: Seven Years Clinical Experience," available on his website
-Lester Grinspoon, MD, Professor of Psychiatry at the Harvard Medical School stated in his 1997 book Marihuana: The Forbidden Medicine
-George McMahon, an author and medical marijuana patient of the U.S. Federal Drug Administration's Investigational New Drug (IND) Program, stated in his 2003 book Prescription Pot:
-Tod Mikuriya, MD, a psychiatrist and medical coordinator, cowrote in the 1997 book Marijuana Medical Handbook:
-Jay Cavanaugh, PhD, National Director for the American Alliance for Medical Cannabis, wrote in his 2003 article "Cannabis and Depression," published on the American Alliance For Medical Cannabis website

-American Psychiatric Association (APA)
Position: Not Clearly Pro or Con to the question "Should marijuana be a medical option?"
Reasoning: "The APA has no official policy on medical marijuana." - sauve4te

6)   yes, some people have used canbabis in the past to treat their bipolar disorder-they find smoking some weed helps them to "cycle" less and to balance out their mood. - Anthony Oliver


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Question 5
what can taking 8 cipralex antidepression 10mg pills at the same time while mixing it with hard alochol do?...  

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1)   KILL U,ITS DANGEROUSE - okuboh

2)   That is a very dangerous combination. Please don't do it. It can have severe consequences such as death. - marisol

3)   Yeh that would probably f**k you up big time. But damn imagine how great you'd feel before the bad stuff started happening - PillowT101

4)   make your heart stop.

permanently.


"The following side effects have been reported by at least 1% of people taking this medication. Many of these side effects can be managed, and some may go away on their own over time.

Contact your doctor if you experience these side effects and they are severe or bothersome. Your pharmacist may be able to advise you on managing side effects.

•changes in heart rate
•congested or runny nose
•constipation
•diarrhea
•difficulty sleeping
•dizziness
•drowsiness
•dry mouth
•fatigue
•fever
•heartburn
•increased sweating
•insomnia
•loss of appetite
•nausea
•sexual dysfunction including:
◦erectile dysfunction (difficulty getting or keeping an erection)
◦decreased libido (sex drive)
◦inability to have an orgasm
•stomach upset
•yawning
Although most of the side effects listed below don't happen very often, they could lead to serious problems if you do not seek medical attention.

Check with your doctor as soon as possible if any of the following side effects occur:

•bruising or unusual bleeding from the skin or other areas
•difficulty controlling blood sugar levels
•hallucinations
•inability to urinate
•involuntary movements of the body or face
•low blood sodium (confusion, seizures, drowsiness, dryness of mouth, increased thirst, lack of energy)
•severe agitation or restlessness
•symptoms of liver damage (such as yellow skin or eyes, abdominal pain, dark urine, clay-coloured stools, loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting, or itching)
•vomiting blood or presence of blood in the stool

Stop taking the medication and seek immediate medical attention if any of the following occur:

•seizure or convulsions
•serotonin syndrome or neuroleptic malignant syndrome (signs include: agitation, confusion, diarrhea, fever, overactive reflexes, poor coordination, restlessness, shivering, sweating, talking or acting with excitement you cannot control, trembling or shaking, twitching)
•symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as swelling of the face or throat, hives, or difficulty breathing
•thoughts of suicide or hurting yourself"

Don't do it please.

bless
x - Minx


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