What are the effects of cocain?

Answer 1

Cocaine is a stimulant that effects the central nervous system, giving users a quick, intense feeling of Euphoria, power and energy mostly resulting in addiction.

A list of effects of taking cocaine is given below.

• Elevates heart rate, breathing rate, blood pressure, and body temperature.

• Heightened awareness

• Ability to be highly productive: Peruvian farmers chewed on "cocoa leaves" and were able to work 20 hours a day. The down side was they burned out young and life expectancy was late thirties.

• Extra energy, followed by lethargy, unless you continue to inject the drug.

• Paranoia : Psychological symptoms such as delusions of persecution or grandeur; Can make you have suicidal thoughts.

• Lack of appetite

• Lack of logical reasoning

• Sweating

• Constant runny, red nose

• Destruction of the septum (cartilage in the nose)

• ADDICTION: Even after one use, cocaine and crack can create both physical and psychological cravings that make it very, very difficult for users to stop.

• Destruction of family values: you think you are so slick and discreet; the kids know exactly whats going on and lose trust in you for the constant lying

• Injecting cocaine can give you hepatitis or AIDS if you share needles with other users.

• First-time users - even teens - of both cocaine and crack can stop breathing or have fatal heart attacks.

• Using either of these drugs even one time can kill you.

Answer 2

it damages your inside and makes you get tired really quick.