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Humble Janitor · 10-12-2008, 06:09 AM

I must note that for the past month or so, I have been experiencing what I call a series of "good weeks".

I have chronic depression and I have never taken anti-depressants. However, I have tried to cut back on junk food and limit my consumption of alcohol. I enjoy blueberries and chocolate of course but I do not over-induldge on either.

I have smoked marijuana in the past and if I tend to smoke more than usual, I go into what I consider to be deep trances where time becomes slower and my mind seems to reach heights that aren't possible without the chemical enhancement. Of course, this is called hallucinating.

Just wanted to point this out. I think that I've stumbled upon neurogenesis by accident by the way of my diet, etc. My depression isn't as severe as it was a few months ago. I still slip back into depression but it doesn't last for long and I seem to rebound quicker. I believe that this depression is hereditary as my brother and father are both on anti-depressants.

10-12-2008, 06:09 AM	#24
Humble Janitor Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 3,201	Re: cannibinoids promote brain growth I must note that for the past month or so, I have been experiencing what I call a series of "good weeks". I have chronic depression and I have never taken anti-depressants. However, I have tried to cut back on junk food and limit my consumption of alcohol. I enjoy blueberries and chocolate of course but I do not over-induldge on either. I have smoked marijuana in the past and if I tend to smoke more than usual, I go into what I consider to be deep trances where time becomes slower and my mind seems to reach heights that aren't possible without the chemical enhancement. Of course, this is called hallucinating. Just wanted to point this out. I think that I've stumbled upon neurogenesis by accident by the way of my diet, etc. My depression isn't as severe as it was a few months ago. I still slip back into depression but it doesn't last for long and I seem to rebound quicker. I believe that this depression is hereditary as my brother and father are both on anti-depressants.