Lithium is used primarily in the treatment of Bi-polar Disorders and can be a VERY dangerous drug, which must be closely monitored by the prsecribing physician. It's effect in the body is cumulative and overdose can be fatal.
No absolutly not. Lithium is very dangerous and dosage has to be monitored by a doctor. You cannot feel the effects of lithium immediately, it takes weeks even months of proper dosage and blood tests to see if it is helping. Lithium is a form of battery acid (not the acid that you take to hallucinate) and should be carefully monitored and controlled by a doctor.
Recreational Drug.
Alcohol is considered all three. It is poisonous, recreational, a drug and a beverage.
It describes a drug that is not perscribed by a physician that is taken to obtain a "high" or other desired side effect.
Lithium the drug.
The Side effects of taking Apo Lithium Carbonate , which is normally taken for Bi-Polar disorder , usually are dizziness , and dehydration more then anything else.
Alcohol is considered all three. It is poisonous, recreational, a drug and a beverage.
No, Lithium is a salt that is used to treat Bipolar disorder
Lithium does NOT prevent pregnancy.
Yes. Lithium chloride is the drug of choice for mania.
An early use for lithium would be either to perform surgery (It was used as a pain killer) .Or for recreational "therapy".
Lithium carbonate (Li2CO3), lithium citrate (Li3C6H5O7), lithium sulfate (Li2SO4), lithium aspartate and the lithium orotate are classified as mood stabilizers.
no