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Cocaine's effects on the brain leads to the buildup of neurotransmitters, which blocks passages of the regular release of hormones and can boost dopamine levels. Also, the brain can build up a tolerance, and when coming down from a high, the brain and body can crash and be tired and depressed for days. Reduction of the natural production of dopamine is also caused, as well as effecting the speed of signaling nerve cells.

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My anti-drug, or motivation not to do drugs, would have to be concert going. Concerts, live music, makes my world the happiest. This keeps me from using drugs because money that I would need for tickets would instead be wasted on drugs, as well as enjoying a show sober allows you to retain everything so much better rather than being impaired.

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“Cocaine.” NIDA for Teens, 1 Mar. 2017, teens.drugabuse.gov/drug-facts/stimulants.

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The use of cocaine leads to the constriction of blood vessels and dilation of the pupils, high blood pressure and fast heart rate, decreased appetite which leads to weight loss, heightened body temp, and the inability to sleep.

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1.4% of 8th graders, 2.1% of tenth graders, and 3.7% of twelfth graders do, or have done cocaine in the lifetime.