How Prozac works- brief animation

[rodswebdesign]

Very enjoyable thank you

[prchecker]

i enjoyed this vid

[F1N1SHEDD]

@DeathIzurfriend It is similar in some ways but i believe cocaine is also a mild release, meaning it will release a little dopamine, not just block the re uptake. Also the amount of blockage you would receive from cocaine can't compared to SSRI's, thats why you get instant euphoria with coke. As with SSRI's it takes around a month to feel any difference

[opalgoblin]

Simple and easy to get, even for a child. Altough I really hope children won't be needing it yet.

[VinkoRajic]

I can use telepathy, I am maybe the only person that can use telepathy all the time , send

and receive voice and video on distance of few kilometer. It works all the time and 100% correct.

I think it is important for science and human kind to make research on my brain and find out how this works.

My telepathy manifest itself exact like "Schneider's first-rank symptoms".

[althemaster]

Finally! This is the best video I've seen yet! Thanks alot!

[TheChembalin]

this is sick

[animalcrosser591]

So instead of the serotonin going back into "storage," so to speak, it has nowhere to go and is forced back into the receptors?

[AkathisiA101]

Diabetes and related complications like hyperglycemia, ketoacidosis, pancreatitis, coma, and death. These side effects can develop at any point during treatment, but we know whats best for you. Its our bussiness to sell drugs, that cause disability, and psychological suffering.

There are No lab tests,MRIs, brain scans, X-rays or chemical imbalance tests that can verify any mental disorder is a physical condition. -victim of psychiatry

[pimpinmcgee4eva]

If you pause the video at 0:17 you will notice how prozac makes you feel!!!!!!!

[musicstartama]

who cares, it makes depressed people feel a bit better

[TheMajicmirra]

For a practical depression cure...go to the majicmirra website. The activity is fun and usable forever!

[captkirkconnell]

witch Doctors and quacks

[Jazz7702]

Is there anyway you might be able to send this to me? it would be massively helpful to include in a huge presentation i have to do! (i'm a psychology student) :) x

[luv2playsccr20]

@kamalzi hahaha you would comment on that kanika....and you would know its me out of the thousands of people...

[luv2playsccr20]

thank you soo much! it really helped me understand the concept of shape and polarity for chem!

[kamalzi]

@luv2playsccr20 HAHAHAHHA ITS KANIKA IM STUDYING THIS FOR CHEM TOO !

[lazzyJames]

Yes!

[Marmalade000000]

wow! This presentation was extremely helpful!! Thanks!

[SpikeLiz]

My intro to psych prof sent it to all her 500 students, so you must have done something right!

Very clear and simple video!

Thanks for sharing!

[JKM12988]

@SpikeLiz oh wow that's great! Thanks so much!

[sunieme]

why is there no auditory explanation ?

[Chandy2k10]

Thanks mate this video has really helped me with my coursework :)

[fppgames]

Short term effect works like in this video (almost). I think more serotonine stays in synapse (receptor can't take it like on this vid, because they already had taken some serotonine) I think rest of serotonine is consumed by MAO. Then this upper neuron can't "give" more serotonine, so in first few days/weeks SSRI's doesn't really work well. But later it "uses" to produce more serotonine, and (i invented it by myself) brain has to less MAO to destroy it. So whole brain has more sertonine

[asdzxcp1]

Cool

[drawings4u]

thanks ...very helpful video !

[kesakuujuhannus]

good video but it's too fast. There's a lot of info could do with slowing it down a tad theres no hurry. Also some sound/music would be nice

[JKM12988]

@kesakuujuhannus I agree it is too fast, but the assignment called for only a 20 second animation and I already went over that time limit :(

and music would def make it better- thanks for the input!

[ThePurposeDriven]

short and straight to the point!

[4516232]

at what point in the video are u going to show people killing themsleves from taking prozac?

[slurries]

great demonstration, simplistic!

[starglue]

I like this video, probably can be used to demonstrate other substances that block the receptors in the same way. Thanks

[cheyla38]

nicely done

[JKM12988]

thank-you :)

[FimaWWW]

WOW, great, if thats how prozac works then I don't see any reason why its shouldn't be taken!!!