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No; bipolar is a very complex condition that needs constant tweaking of medication to control (but it is controllable). Marijuana is really pretty much the last thing a person with bipolar needs to add to the mix.
take it from me i have lived with bi polar disorder for a few years and in my experience it has helped with my symptoms and doesn't make me feel zombie ish from meds
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