How can you stop doing cocaine?

Answer 1

The best way to kick the habit is to get out of your environment for a while. Try to dis-associate yourself from your social circle of coke users. ( that's how I quit.) and if all else fails you can always seek treatment.

Answer 2

Cocaine is not physically addictive, so "withdrawing" from it is not dangerous. There are no physical withdrawal symptoms. You do not need to enter a rehab clinic to stop using cocaine. (Opiates and alcohol, on the other hand, are physically addictive, so it is best to have medical supervision when detoxing from them. People do not usually die from opiate withdrawal, although it can happen if the user is in poor health. Death from alcohol withdrawal is much more common. A severe alcoholic -- meaning, one whose hands start to shake if they go 5 hours or more without a drink -- should never attempt to quit without proper medical supervision).

It takes time, but if you completely stop using, eventually your brain chemistry will return to normal, and the cravings will stop (well, they will never go away completely, but they will diminish to the point where they are manageable). This could take a year or more. In the meantime, try seeing a doctor or psychiatrist. The right antidepressants could make a big difference to your mood/brain chemistry, which could make it easier to stay off the cocaine permanently.

It is also extremely important to have supportive people around to encourage you and share your experience. NA (Narcotics Anonymous) meetings are a good place to start, as they are free and require no long-term commitment.

Answer 3

*This is from knowledge from my friend who did 6 years in prison* You will need acetone, and some how to press it, the easiest way is to put it in like 10 bags, add acetone, roll it in your hands, then add a little more but not much just to make it into a ball and not paste, put it in between 2 hard books or blocks then jump on it, then let it sit for about 4 hrs

Answer 4

It is very hard to do alone. I strongly suggest some professional help an a treatment program.