Very interesting stuff! I went thru a manic-depressive period in my late 20's--30's and its very difficult for yourself and those around you. If you have never experienced it, you won't understand. The manic part was awesome for me, but bad for those close-- while the depressed part was terrible-- would just sleep for days-- etc... i can't even imagine folks who suffer from major depression--- Maybe Tim is on to something?? https://www.crowdrise.com/TimFerriss
The answer is quite obviously yes. Psychedelics are the "cure" for many psychological illnesses, I believe it was in Norway where they either suggested or started treating alcoholics with LSD as all other treatments were a complete failure.
He prolly just found an old Timothy Leary book @ a swap meet. https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=timothy+leary
Manics/BPD is not a "phase" You either are, or you're not. If you "had it" in your twenties... then you are BPD.
I'm pretty sure I have read that the guy that founded AA used LSD for awhile and found it beneficial, or maybe enjoyable. Depression sucks, speaking from experience, and alcohol can seem like an easy answer, but man does it make it worse. Peace
Im self diagnosed. So, it isn't a true medical diagnoses. The symptoms left me permanetly after my first child. surf
That's because you were a tractor driver who walked out into a world of Lamborghini drivers and freaked. If you know anything about Lamborghini there's a bit of humor in that statement.