Surprising enough, it is not classified as any of these. Cocaine is actually a local anesthetic. In other words when it is injected into the skin, it numbs the area it touches. It also can be used as a nerve block. NOW HAVING SAID THAT. . .Cocaine when taken into the bloodstream by sniffing, smoking, or injecting IV has an extremely euphoric effect that is very much a stimulant, and at higher doses can cause both hallucinations and delusions. In the case of extreme long-term use of large amounts it can cause heart arythmia (abnormal heart rythms), cardiac arrest, and also cocaine psychosis.
A hallucinogen is neither a stimulant nor a depressant. Hallucinogens are their own, separate class of drugs.
Neither. A hallucinogen.
Depending on the Dosage, Nicotine is can be either a Depressant and Stimulant. With a low dosage it is a stimulant, where as with higher dosages it becomes a depressant.
depressant
depressant
It doesn't have a stimulant effect. It is a analgesic with "depressant" effect.
Depending on the Dosage, Nicotine is can be either a Depressant and Stimulant. With a low dosage it is a stimulant, where as with higher dosages it becomes a depressant.
Not a hallucinogen. It is either a stimulant, depressant or both depending on the strain.
No, a depressant lowers your heart rate, while a stimulant raises it.
Magic mushrooms are neither a stimulant or depressant. They are a hallucinogen.
Tobacco is both a stimulant and hallucinogenic. It is a stimulant because of the nicotine ingredient, and a hallucinogen because it also contains the harmala alkaloids harman and norharman, which are hallucinogens. http://www.biopsychiatry.com/tobacco/
Stimulant
cocaine is a stimulant.