That saying-correlation does not prove causation, is a worn-out phrase when people don't like truth. What you don't realize is that people are in fact prescribed these meds inappropriately. One of the first things my primary doctor offered me for severe hot flashes was prozac and/or eat more soybeans. My mother cried at her Dr appointmen…
That saying-correlation does not prove causation, is a worn-out phrase when people don't like truth. What you don't realize is that people are in fact prescribed these meds inappropriately. One of the first things my primary doctor offered me for severe hot flashes was prozac and/or eat more soybeans. My mother cried at her Dr appointment when talking about my dad who was on hospice. He offered her prozac instead of taking a few minutes to talk to her.
That saying-correlation does not prove causation, is a worn-out phrase when people don't like truth. What you don't realize is that people are in fact prescribed these meds inappropriately. One of the first things my primary doctor offered me for severe hot flashes was prozac and/or eat more soybeans. My mother cried at her Dr appointment when talking about my dad who was on hospice. He offered her prozac instead of taking a few minutes to talk to her.