For centuries, South American natives like the Incas had been chewing the leaves of the coca plant, to stave off hunger, and to keep them energized on long journeys. The Spanish conquistadors brought coca back to the Old World with them, and in 1859, scientists managed to isolate the active ingredient in the coca plant, and make it into liquid or powder cocaine.
So, 1859 would be the answer (since the Incas were not using powder or liquid cocaine, but only chewing the leaves of the plant it comes from).
it was first used in south America and then to India and then to India
The answer if cocaine :3
What are the different preparations of cocaine and how are they used
you wont!!!!!!
what do you use to cut cocaine
Caffiene, but when coca cola first came out, there are rumors that it contained trace amounts of cocaine.
The mother has been a user of cocaine
Crack cocaine is still widely used, just about everywhere in the United States.
Cocaine is the most used illegal drug in Colombia.
Acetone, as that is what's used in the processing of it.
no, it is not used in the production of cocaine but it is used in a process to "step-on" or cut cocaine that's kind of secret but most guys that sell kilo sized quantities know how to perform the acetone process
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