@Pleasure Seow,
Pleasure Seow wrote:
What's the differences between CNS depression and depression? May i know what's the causes of depression? Does it relate to the neurotransmitter? Diazepam is an anti-depressant? It enhances the effect of GABA by binding to the benzodiazepine site on the GABA A-receptor. After binding to the receptor, may i know what's the next mechanism? GABA is an inhibitory neurotransmitter? If GABA is an inhibitory neurotransmitter, how does diazepam can cause anti-depress? I heard that it can treat seizure? Seizure is a disease that is over-stimulation, repetitive, uncontrolled neuronal firing in CNS. May I know how does it treat seizure? Thanks.
The questions you ask, and the way you ask them make me believe you should already know the answers, or at least should... This aint my department, but a cns depressent will depress (slow) breathing and heart rate, and I expect voluntary muscular contractions... Depression is an emotional illness, some times with environmental or genetic (chemical) triggers which can to an extent be treated with anti depressants... I do not know the mechanism by which Ozzepam or Diazepam work or are broken down... Any good drug web site should be able to fill you in, from my experience... I have heard that some people think tranquilizers work to ease depression because people actually forget what is bothering them, which they can very often not do.. Some times people obscess about the slights and iniquities in their lives, and in reacting to them often make their situations worse... From my understanding, Valium interferes with the sleep cycle so that REM sleep is not reached, so that short term memory does not become long term memory, and people soon forget the small stuff.