Yes, Lithium is used as a psychotropic drug to treat Bipolar disorder.
No, Lithium is a salt that is used to treat Bipolar disorder
Opium. The Chinese used it over 3500 years ago.
I take clonazepam and lithium for bipolar disorder. It is just like taking any other psychotropic medication. I feel sedated, function poorly and may not be able to work. I wish I had never been given psychotropic medication, but that is how things work here in the good old capitalistic USA.
Any drug affecting the mind emotions or behavior. The drug crosses the blood brain barrier directly affectin one or more of the symptoms
That's what it's for. However, it only works to the benefit of people who need it. Using it when it is not indicated can cause psychosis. It is not a recreational drug. Even though lithium is classed as a "psychotropic" or mind-altering drug it does not have any obvious or noticeable psychotropic effects on the person ingesting it. It doesn't make the person feel high or low or any different at all. However, over time, it does stabilize moods and this can be helpful in bipolar disorders.
The first psychotropic drugs were those which were found in nature, long before humans manufactured them in labs. They include alcohol, tobacco, opium, coca leaves, peyote, psilocybin mushrooms, belladonna alkaloids and many others.Answer2:Lithium was the first psychotropic drug
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The word psychotropic was invented in the year 1956, from psycho- + Greek -tropos "turning," from trepein (see trope). Hence, what "turns" the mind.
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