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It is neither - Prozac is an anti-depressant, and shouldn't get you high at all. If you take too many, you will overdose without feeling any different. If you have depression or an anxiety problem and are prescribed to Prozac, taking your regular dosage will affect you, but will probably not affect someone without your illness in the same way.

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No not in the American legal sense of the word, "narcotics" are basically illegal opiates.

Narcotic is based on a Greek word for narcosis, which is an effect of opiates (depressing neuronal functions of the body)

prozac's active ingredient is called fluoxetine, or more commonly fluoxetine hydrochloride (salt form). This is a psychoactive drug classified as an SSRI - Selective Serotonin Re-uptake Inhibitor, meaning it prevents a protein transporter in the neurons of your brain from removing serotonin from the chemical synapse.

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is proczac a narc?

no Prozac is a SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor)

it is an anti-depressant

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Definitely a depressant

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