Bipolar disorder is a mental disorder associated with intense changes in mood, behavior, and thinking, often abruptly and lasting from weeks to months. These swings change between a manic mood and a depressive. Shifts can be so intense they can interfere with day to day life, relationships, and productivity. Periods of swings that last as short as hours or even days are called “rapid cycling.” How severe the episodes are vary on a case to case basis. There are four categories of bipolarism distinguished by cause, symptoms, and duration. Depressive swings of bipolar are characterized by listlessness, loss of interest in daily activities, irritability, general hopelessness, lack of appetite, loss of motivation, and even suicidal thoughts. They share a lot with general depression disorder, thus the name ‘ depressive ’ swing. Manic moods are characterized by high energy, a sense of giddiness, increase in libido, insomnia, reckless behavior, and even a disconnect from reality. S...