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Which Type Of Alcohol F*cks You Up The Most? • Try Guys

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10. Write down 10 fact that people should know about this drugs

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10. Write down 10 fact that people should know about this drugs

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1. Sharing straws used to snort cocaine can spread blood diseases like Hepatitis C.

Cocaine - a scary substance all year round.

2. Mixture of cocaine with heroin creates one of the deadliest forms of cocaine, a speedball.

3. Prolonged cocaine can cause damage to the nose, to the point where abusers get plastic surgery to fix damage.

4. Cocaine, especially crack cocaine, often contains adulterants, some of which can be highly toxic.

5. In the first hour after cocaine use, the user’s heart attack risk is almost 24 times greater.

6. Cocaine can be extremely addictive, and very hard to quit, so much so that they are developing a vaccine so that people cannot feel its effects.

7. According to a “rational scale to assess the harm of drugs potential misuse,” cocaine is second only to heroin (and not by much) in its possible danger in terms of dependence and physical harm.

8. Simple possession of crack cocaine will trigger a mandatory sentence: 5 grams of crack will trigger a 5 year mandatory minimum sentence.

9. Extended cocaine use can reduce one’s sense of smell. This is called anosmia.

10. Cocaine can lead to sudden death, particularly if you have a preexisting heart condition and combine its use with alcohol and/or cigarettes.

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8. What are your feelings about the Drug?

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8. What are your feelings about the Drug?

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I think the drug is very dangerous and people who take it should think twice about it because in the long run it will affect you.

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7.  Where can someone go for help to stop using the drug

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7.  Where can someone go for help to stop using the drug

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If you have a problem with cocaine you can go with a doctor or a rehab facility

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6. Can your drug cause a lifestyle diseases?

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6. Can your drug cause a lifestyle diseases?

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Yes one of the long term effects that can be caused by cocaine is loss of smells and bleeding from the nostrils

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5. What are Short Term and Long Term Effects of your drug? Can the use of the drug be fatal? 

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5. What are Short Term and Long Term Effects of your drug? Can the use of the drug be fatal? 

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Short-Term Effects

Short-term health effects of cocaine include:

extreme happiness and energy

mental alertness

hypersensitivity to sight, sound, and touch

irritability

paranoia—extreme and unreasonable distrust of others

Long-Term Effects

Some long-term health effects of cocaine depend on the method of use and include the following:

snorting: loss of sense of smell, nosebleeds, frequent runny nose, and problems with swallowing.

consuming by mouth: severe bowel decay from reduced blood flow.

needle injection: higher risk for contracting HIV, hepatitis C, and other bloodborne diseases. However, even people involved with non-needle cocaine use place themselves at a risk for HIV because cocaine impairs judgment, which can lead to risky sexual behavior with infected partners (see "Cocaine, HIV, and Hepatitis").

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Cocaine increases levels of the natural chemical messenger dopamine in brain circuits controlling pleasure and movement.

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3. What is the Percentage of Teens that Use it Why? What is the USA percentage? World Wide ?

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3. What is the Percentage of Teens that Use it Why? What is the USA percentage? World Wide ?

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8th Graders: .09% in 2015, down from 1.6% in 2012

10 Graders: 1.8% in 2015, down from 2.2% in 2012

12th Graders: 2.5% in 2015, down from 2.9% in 2012

That's the age most kids wanna try something new or  be cool like their friends.
In 2013, an estimated 24.6 million Americans aged 12 or older—9.4 percent of the population—had used an illicit drug in the past month.
According to the European Monitoring Centre on Drugs and Drug Addiction, cocaine is also the second most commonly used illegal drug in Europe.

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2. How is it consumed?  What are ingredients used to make the drug?

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2. How is it consumed?  What are ingredients used to make the drug?

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By mouth: 33%[4]
insufflated: 60[5]–80%[6]
nasal spray: 25[7]–43%[4]

Cocaine itself is the most potent known naturally occurring stimulant, containing a chemical substance called a benzoylmethylecgonine.

It is found in the leaves of the Erythroxylon coca plant

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I picked this dug because I've heard a lot of things about it and i want to do research on it.