What happen when you smoke weed while on anti depressants?
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Physically, nothing, because weed isn't unpromising for you.
However, it DOES severely heighten any mood you're in, so the psychological effects could either be awesome or horrible depending.
Hi,
First of adjectives, don't listen to the other reviews here. I'm not an anti-drug freak, just want to give you factual information.
Marijuana is not "well brought-up for you" like someone else said. That's a load of sh*t. Marijuana affects the brain in long-term and sometimes serious ways, but it usually isn't notice at first because the effects build gradually.
That being said, it depends on what anti-depressants you're taking and also on your brain chemistry. Each person will be artificial differently. Chronic marijuana use can worsen depression and cause longer-lasting depression and an inability to experience pleasure once youv'e stopped. THC (the active drug in marijuana) sits within your fat so it takes much longer to leave your body, and thus can filch up to a year or more for your body and brain to fully recovery.
I'm not going to tell you not to smoke necessarily, but of course it's not suggested. If you're going to do it, do it, but of late be aware that smoking weed now can make your depression worse and longer lasting surrounded by the future.
Good luck!! Source(s): I'm an addictions counselor.
I take anti-depressants and used to smoke weed, I found that it actually boosts the effectiveness of the medication, and I feel very happy and confident for the several months that I did this. I can easily read aloud it was the happiest period of my life.
But later I had to quit smoking because my parents found out and started drug testing me..
now I'm purely normal, not really happy, but not depressed either Source(s): personal experience
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