Prozac is the world's most famous anti-depressant -- used by millions around the globe to handle problems that are clearly recognized as mental, but more and more often Prozac is prescribed by doctors OTHER than psychiatrists, for "health problems" that, traditionally, were resolved by diet, "fatherly advice" or getting honest and straight with one's friends. Prozac is often misspelled as "prozak."
"Prozac" is one of the most commonly entered words in search engines guiding people from the words of their interest to web sites for their consideration. In July 2001 various combinations of the word "prozac" (including, for instance, "prozac withdrawal symptoms") got more than 20,000 web visits every day. People are really concerned about this Prozac drug, and are searching the web for information.
There are more pages about Prozac (click here) on these web pages than any other web source in the world -- in fact, there may be more here than the top ten other web sites, combined. You will find all the "official" Eli Lilly information, as well as the real data from other sources.
A little known fact about this antidepressant is the very difficult withdrawal symptoms for trying to quit. This is what your doctor won't tell you. This is exactly contrary to the primary claim by Eli Lilly, the makers of the anti depressant drug -- Prozac.
