Question by StarrLady: why does smoking crack cocaine feel sooo good?
I mean what exactly happens in the brain physically to make it so enjoyable that people are wililng to do most anything to get more? And what can a person do to learn to live without it?
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Answer by me
it releases dopamine
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Question by CHICHO: Whats the difference between injecting cocaine and smoking crack cocaine?
As to the effects, etc. anything that sets them appart?
Best answer:
Answer by bonkie
both are quick delivery methods, injecting will hit the brain a bit sooner, and with higher potency, a bigger “rush”
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Here is an anti-drug public service announcement from 1986 starring (the rather intense) baseball hall-of-famer Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia Phillies. It was part of “The Big Lie” anti-cocaine campaign, which ultimately was part of the “Say No to Drugs” campaign started by Nancy Reagan.
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Question by Girly Boy: I am addicted to crack cocaine and methamphetamines.. Will excess alcohol really help with my addictions?
This is a very important question to me. Please don’t be nasty or hurtful. I am very serious.
Thank you all,
- Girly Boy.
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Answer by J
Congratulations on the fact that you want to stop. You need to be very careful when weaning oneself off of these. I recommend prefessional advice because I’ve heard of people having heart attacks during withdrawals.
Ask you doctor for hiis professional advise. They cannot report you for using as it’s doctor patient confidentiality.
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Question by cphiecekslee: Why is snorting cocaine slightly better for you than smoking crack?
Also, what is the difference between the effects? I know that crack is cocaine that has been chemically altered so that you can inhale the vapors.
Best answer:
Answer by Lexi
DRUGGY ADDICT
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Question by miss answer kitteh: How addictive are cocaine, meth and heroine? Which drugs have the highest addiction rates?
Trying to find some stats. Can people use any of these drugs without a high risk of addiction?
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Answer by lolzzzzPSE
Very addictive!!! Heroine is proven to be the most addictive and hard to quit. Then meth then cocaine. If you start any of these you are unlikely to quit. Going cold turkey with these will most likely kill you.
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Question by emily: Are there any drug rehabilitation centers for cocaine abuse?
I’m just wondering if there are drug rehabilitations or programs that specializes in cocaine treatment because my cousin is addicted to cocaine. I’m really getting worried about him.
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Answer by ♥♡♪♫☆Baby Animal♥♡♪♫☆
yes rehab is for ALL Drug addictions. Including cocaine..
you can call the national hot line for drug addictions and try and get him help..
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Question by emily: Are there any drug rehabilitation centers for cocaine abuse?
I’m just wondering if there are drug rehabilitations or programs that specializes in cocaine treatment because my cousin is addicted to cocaine. I’m really getting worried about him.
Best answer:
Answer by ♥♡♪♫☆Baby Animal♥♡♪♫☆
yes rehab is for ALL Drug addictions. Including cocaine..
you can call the national hot line for drug addictions and try and get him help..
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Question by avtar: What did doctors prescribe heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamines for?
what were they prescribed for when they were legal prescription drugs?
considering the prescription drug companies’ record of such horrific failures – why do they continue to be in business going about “business as usual”?
they still churn out things like Vioxx, oxycontin etc.
if a restaurant had such a record of death and injury they would have been closed decades ago
Best answer:
Answer by Munya Says: GFOD
heroin was to calm you down, cocaine was a stimulant and amphetamines were for weight loss.
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is your SON addicted?
