Physical withdrawals...Cocaine

[Pearles]

Are there physical withdrawals after prolonged heavy use? I've read mixed reports. Anyone advise?

[SullyGuy]

SWIM would guess that if you push anything far enough, for long enough you will become used to having it.

[madfan]

Swims never had any physical withdrawals from charlie.
However,she was also using speed & physeptone amps(methadone injections that she gets on script).
So when she decided she had to stop the charlie,she increased the amount of speed she used for a short while.
Swim didnt use more speed because she expected to have withdrawals though.It was to help her over the psychological cravings she knew she would be getting.And it did help swim a lot.
She`d been using charlie an average of six or seven times a day for at least 6 months & she stopped it without too much difficulty.
Nowadays she uses it very rarely.If she hears theres a good bit around,then she may have a few days of indulgence.But infrequently.Maybe once a year or less.
Swims not suggesting that anyone starts using speed in order to stop using charlie though.
No ,definitely not as they would most probably just be swapping one habit for another.Speed is very addictive!
But it was right for swim as she was already addicted to both.
As for physical withdrawals,swims never had any & shes never known anyone who has.

[mbison]

Originally Posted by Pearles

Are there physical withdrawals after prolonged heavy use? I've read mixed reports. Anyone advise?

SWIM's feels a little dull in the head for at least a day afterward, can't concentrate and wants to sleep alot more. Additionally his sinuses are not quite as clear as he would like and generally feels more tired.

SWIM has been using a several grams a week.

[Pearles]

Thanks for the replies to all who posted.