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Cocaine use affecting the pancreas.

by dachefkev, Jun 02, 2008 01:43PM

Tags: pancreas

A question has been brought up in my circle. It is: How does recreational cocaine use affect a not so good pancreas? Can anyone answer this for me?

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by jdwithhcv, Jun 02, 2008 06:55PM

To: dach

I agree with Trinity. Not to mention what cocaine will do for your personal relationships, your bank balance and your criminal record!

by GSDgirl, Jun 02, 2008 08:38PM

To: dach

Cocaine is made with many different things. at one point I remember (and can remembe.r the taste, yuck) benzine being part of the process. Look up benzine

by fretboard, Jun 02, 2008 08:53PM

I'm not sorry to say it, coke is krap been there and done that. If I had to choose a drug it would be interferon, only to get rid of this HepC. Otherwise all drugs are krap to me, recreational use? What is that????????? I often thought I could use recreationally, trust me I was wrong. When in doubt, go without!!

by GSDgirl, Jun 03, 2008 10:59AM

To: fretboard

I am in total agreement, 20 years clean........YEA. Well maybe not totally if one counts alcohol but that is in the past too.

Denise

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