
cocaine had its uses in the olden days
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Cocaine is a stimulant, an 'upper', and can mix strangely
with 'downers'. Be careful.
Please note: there have been very few scientific
studies into the effects of combining psychoactive drugs. The information
presented here is anecdotal. It is based on the subjective reports
of experienced users. Different people will respond differently
to different drugs and drug combination. Know your body.
alcohol
the two combine to form cocaethylene in the body, a compound
which increases the effect and puts more stress on the heart
amphetamines
unlikely combination as the effects are so similar; increased strain
on heart, increased toxicity
cannabis can take the edge off the buzz
ecstasy popular club combination, no obvious
dangers other than increased physical strain
heroin known as a 'speedball',
the two drugs amplify each other - cocaine acts as powerful stimulant,
causing a rapid heartbeat, but wears off more quickly than heroin,
which then slows the heart down. As a result, your heart can lose
rhythm entirely increasing the risk of heart failure. John Belushi
and River Phoenix died taking speedballs.
ketamine a modern combination,
known as CK1; clubbers like to mix coke with low doses of Ketamine;
coke diminishes the psychedelic effects of K; don't
mix anything with high doses of Ketamine
LSD has its own speedy effect; not a good
combination
mushrooms no dangers
tobacco smokers usually smoke
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