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It makes you feel kind of 'pumped up and ready to go', but I wouldn't advise anyone try it for the first time. Breaking one's coke virginity is like Russian roulette; If you 'lose' (=you realize you love cocaine) you'll be craving it for the rest of your life. I've met many people who are better off on opiates than not, but I've never heard anyone say the same of stimulants. "I've been habitually using coke/meth for the past few years and my life is better off for it" ...is something I've never heard anyone say, ever.
From WebMD An increasing sense of energy and alertness, an extremely elevated mood, a feeling of supremacy On the other hand, some people describe other feelings tagging along with the high: irritability paranoia restlessness anxiety After you come down from the high and experience withdrawal....depression and anxiety, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, inability to feel pleasure, increased craving for cocaine, physical symptoms including aches, pains, tremors, and chills. And to think people PAY $50-$100 per gram to feel all those wacky emotions. But if thats not enough to deter you, remember that cocaine is responsible for more emergency room visits than any other illegal drug. Here are the effects on the body... Heart. Cocaine is bad for the heart. Cocaine increases heart rate and blood pressure while constricting the arteries supplying blood to the heart. The result can be a heart attack, even in young people without heart disease. Cocaine can also trigger a deadly abnormal heart rhythm called arrhythmia, killing instantly. Brain. Cocaine can constrict blood vessels in the brain, causing strokes. This can happen even in young people without other risk factors for strokes. Cocaine causes seizures and can lead to bizarre or violent behavior. Lungs and respiratory system. Snorting cocaine damages the nose and sinuses. Regular use can cause nasal perforation. Smoking crack cocaine irritates the lungs and, in some people, causes permanent lung damage. Gastrointestinal tract. Cocaine constricts blood vessels supplying the gut. The resulting oxygen starvation can cause ulcers, or even perforation of the stomach or intestines. Kidneys. Cocaine can cause sudden, overwhelming kidney failure through a process called rhabdomyolysis. In people with high blood pressure, regular cocaine use can accelerate the long-term kidney damage caused by high blood pressure. Sexual function. Although cocaine has a reputation as an aphrodisiac, it actually may make you less able to finish what you start. Chronic cocaine use can impair sexual function in men and women. In men, cocaine can cause delayed or impaired ejaculation. Still want to try it? Good luck then
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I should correct my statement above: This only applies to the <b>hard</b> stimulants (coke and meth). However, some people <i>do</i> fare very well with habitual use of certain soft stimulants like provigil or (especially) dextroamphetamine (adderal).
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