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Is it possible that the pot could have cured my depression?

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sure, anything is possible.  It's not a miracle drug, but it certainly does help.  I normally wouldn't recommend a depressed person to use drugs, but if it worked for you  awesome

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coda said:
It's not a miracle drug

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i wonder if colloidal silver prevents depression

idk yeah that was random

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the cheese does not approve

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it's not a wonder drug, it really isn't.  I'm not saying there are no medical benefits to marijuana, but it's not something that can cure any problem that ails you.  People hype up the medicinal properties way too much.

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i wonder if colloidal silver prevents depression

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sure, when you're dead you can't be depressed.

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Cheeseball said:
i wonder if colloidal silver prevents depression

idk yeah that was random

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Lithium, yeah.  Colloidal silver? 

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Long-term intake of silver products may result in a condition known as argyria, one symptom of which is a blue or gray discoloration of the skin.[10] It occurs when sunlight interacts with silver deposited in the skin, in the same way that silver particles in photographic film darken when exposed to sunlight. It can occur both via ingestion of silver, or through topical application of silver to the skin.[citation needed] While generally considered permanent,[11] some have claimed to have reversed it.[12] Death of a 71 year old man has been reported following four months use of oral colloidal silver.[13]

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"There is little evidence to support therapeutic claims made for colloidal silver products; the risk to consumers of silver toxicity outweighs the value of trying an unsubstantiated treatment, and bacterial resistance to silver can occur; and efforts should be made to curb the illegal availability of colloidal silver products, which is a significant public health issue."

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In August 1999 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a ruling banning colloidal silver sellers from claiming any therapeutic value for the product. Unless a drug has undergone the rigorous safety and efficacy testing required of pharmaceuticals no medical benefits can be claimed. Such testing has not been conducted with colloidal silver, so the product now has the status of a dietary supplement in the US (dietary supplements cannot claim to cure diseases, only that they "support healthy functioning").[20] The FDA has issued warnings to Internet sites selling or promoting colloidal silver as an antibiotic or for other medical purposes.[21] If no medical benefits are claimed, colloidal silver is sold as a supplement, and as long as the products comply with all other FDA regulations, its sale is considered legal.

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