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Does alcohol help people who are suffering from depression? I mean I know treating anything with alcohol is generally a bad idea, but does it help at all?
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Does alcohol help people who are suffering from depression? I mean I know treating anything with alcohol is generally a bad idea, but does it help at all?
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I think I am correct in saying, that alcohol, initially delivers an 'effect' that seems to slightly deaden some feelings, but then pretty soon afterwards, works completely the opposite way, enhancing things like depression and paranoia far, far more than it's initial 'deadening' effect, and can also mess up any type of medication, even non-prescribed ones, regardless of whatever it is for.
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Maybe it is the initial buzz that he is after.. he does drink get excited and invigorated and 30 -45 minutes later goes for another. Maybe that is when it wears off and he starts to feel more depressed than he started. The cycle generally doesn’t stop until he passes out, sleeps it off for 10 hours and hopefully doesn’t wake up depressed.
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