Is cocaine really that bad for you?!
Question: Is cocaine really that bad for you!?
I have recently been using cocaine as a way to stay thin and my friends all think im crazy!. It does make me feel sick a lot but its really easy to get!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
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naw, its safer than aspirin
hope you're rich, cuz you'll need it to keep your habit up
and to get out of jail
enjoy - sniff - sniff
;0)Www@Answer-Health@Com
hope you're rich, cuz you'll need it to keep your habit up
and to get out of jail
enjoy - sniff - sniff
;0)Www@Answer-Health@Com
It's a really unhealthy way to stay thin!.
Cocaine decreases the size of your blood vessels!. This makes your heart beat faster, and raises your blood pressure!. Less blood and oxygen is able to reach your organs!. Cocaine also raises your body temperature!. Snorting cocaine into your nose or rubbing cocaine on body areas makes the area constrict (get smaller)!. The areas may become damaged and scarred!. The cartilage that separates the two sides of your nose may bleed, or a hole may develop!.
Long-term cocaine use may affect your brain, heart, lungs, stomach, and bowels!. Cocaine may cause seizures (convulsions), a stroke, or movements that you cannot control!. These may include head jerking, constant chewing, and frequent eye blinking!. If you have fast, jerky movements, and are unable to sit still, this may be called
Cocaine decreases the size of your blood vessels!. This makes your heart beat faster, and raises your blood pressure!. Less blood and oxygen is able to reach your organs!. Cocaine also raises your body temperature!. Snorting cocaine into your nose or rubbing cocaine on body areas makes the area constrict (get smaller)!. The areas may become damaged and scarred!. The cartilage that separates the two sides of your nose may bleed, or a hole may develop!.
Long-term cocaine use may affect your brain, heart, lungs, stomach, and bowels!. Cocaine may cause seizures (convulsions), a stroke, or movements that you cannot control!. These may include head jerking, constant chewing, and frequent eye blinking!. If you have fast, jerky movements, and are unable to sit still, this may be called
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