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Again, just because it has floriNe in it, doesn't automagically make it a floriDe.

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Naw, maybe once I'd have killed myself, but I take all these fantastic medications that help me cope with my weird brain so.

Yeah, I'm good.

@Surasanji @11112011 @Jojothegoodperson @moonshine @p @sadladpress @deadheat @BarefootWitch @Lennart @georgia This is why you want to nit pick whether something has more nitrogen or carbon atoms instead of understanding that fluorine basically always forms polar bonds, and the whole reason they use it in these drugs is to get it past your BBB and turn you into a blithering pill junkie. And just because the fluorine is bonded to carbon in the drug doesn't mean it isn't readily liberated into ions and/or metabolized into something else.

But go ahead and shill for the pills if u want. It's obvious you're psychologically invested in prozac.

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The florine in prozac is bonded covalently .

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This bond is very, very , VERY strong. Organofluorine molecules are highly nonreactive as a result of said bond.

That being said, there may be trace amounts of Florine in prozac, but it wouldn't be enough to cause any issues. You're talking about atoms worth.

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Organofluorine molecules nonreactive!!! You're an idiot.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21952847
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There is a huge body of research demonstrating the toxicity of organofluorides.

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It's a salt, but in solution salts immediately dissociate into ions. Your liver is also full of enzymes that can break covalently bonded molecules. ANY free fluorine and flourides metabolites are going to have all sorts of systemic activity

The whole purpose of it is to bind with serotonin receptors, so whatever the exact chemical action is, it's clear that it does have neuron receptor binding affinity

So I'm not sure what your point is, you're just rattling off irrelevant chemical details while ignoring the big picture.

https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/Fluoxetine-hydrochloride

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Making something into hydrochlorides is a common way to make them water-soluble, as the amines (non-organics) typically aren't.

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Ok you're too much of a pill head for me to continue discussing this with you. Carry on.