Anyone been on Citalopram

[User211]

I wouldn't recommend getting high on a legal marijuana prescription. I would probably just try eating the odd gummie every now and then as a mood lifter.

For psilocybin I think that's a once only thing. Zillions of YT videos on it. I am no doctor and it will definitely be the wrong course of action for some conditions.

My days of exploring fresh psilocybin mushrooms terminated 40 years ago. It wasn't illegal then.

[Macca]

I've heard good things about it, that it could possibly be beneficial for anxiety/ depression, but having tried it earlier this year I found the experience to be awful. Maybe I'd had too much, maybe not enough. Although the next day it was like my head had undergone a spring clean, which was nice...

Marijuana "gummies" are available for non-smokers. But I don't think they are legal and as such are not regulated. So some thorough research would be in order before going down that road.

Medical marijuana is completely legal; I have a pal who has a prescription. Gets delivered by the Royal Mail. It isn't legal to smoke it but you can vape it. He got on it no problem at all - all you need is a prior history of being treated for depression.

[hifi_dave]

I've given up on the Citalopram, the side effects weren't worth waiting for another month in the hope of a miracle cure. I've gone back to Mirtazapine which I was on for 10-12 years without issue.

[kenworthy100]

As per earlier post it made me feel far worse than the conditions it was trying to treat, my gp tried a selection of others but for me Mirtazapine worked best with the least unpleasant side effects

[hifi_dave]

Thanks, that made me feel happier. The Citalopram was prescribed because it was supposed to be more suitable for my condition but the stomach upset which came with it really made me ill and that depressed me.

How are you getting on ?