Cocaine Effects on the Body (What Happens When Your High)?
Question by Brittany b: Cocaine effects on the body (what happens when your high)?
What does it do to the body when in use?
Best answer:
Answer by angelbaby
Basically, cocaine overworks your body and brain. It sends the body into overdrive – boosting your heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature.
Its action in the brain can make you feel alert, energetic, more sociable, confident, and in control. This feeling can be so powerful and pleasurable that many users immediately want more drug. For others, it isn’t like that at all: they feel withdrawn, anxious, or even panic-stricken.
More of the drug makes the pleasure – or panic – stronger. Eventually, if you use cocaine often and long enough, the “high” gives way to paranoia (suspecting “enemies” everywhere), hallucinations (seeing and hearing “things”), and an unwell feeling because you can’t sleep and don’t feel like eating.
Answer by killfoot2001
It ain’t all its cracked up to be (no pun intended, but I’ll take it)..
You’ll get sweaty, talkative, jittery, energized and most people say feel good almost invincible. It causes numbness on mucous membranes like your gums. It dilates your pupils and constricts blood vessels. Heart rate, blood pressure and temperature rise. Sleeping becomes difficult or impossible. It generally increases concentration and the speed of your thinking. And it only lasts about 30 minutes. Oh and it’s expensive. Quite probably worth more than gold by weight (about 60 dollars a gram cocaine costs here, gold is 20 or 30 something USD per gram)…
There are better drugs out there, I think.
Check the source I posted. It has great information on recreational drugs of all kinds
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