I don't know anything about cocaine or how long the effects last.
It kills not only the person using it also the life of the person who lives with him and the environment.
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Crown
crackcocaineaddictiontreatment.com

In sentence one you say you don't know anything about cocaine, and in sentence two you say it kills a person and the person that person lives with, and also affects the environment.

Could you make a decision about which one of these statements is true and get back to us?

If you don't know anything at all about cocaine, then that's not a very good recommendation for the crack cocaine addiction treatment you are hawking. On further thought, the site you're selling contains so many mis-spellings it appears to have been written by someone high on crack cocaine. What's the deal with that?

If I had this problem, I'd prefer to take MY problem to someone who knows something about something, if you know what I mean.

My personal feeling is that you should wait until you find out something about cocaine and its effects BEFORE you advertise your treatment for it. Just my feeling, but I think it's sound in this case.

No charge for the advice. Crown.

This is your brain....


This is your brain on drugs...


Any questions?

If this is any thing like smoking or drinking?

May I say it is easy to say you will stop !

Only doing it and speaking it are two different things.

Your mind has to be set to stop.
And you need help , from every one and any one.

It seems to me that cocaine is an easy addiction to kick compared to some that I've had the misfortune to witness first hand. It's not only cocaine addiction that destroys the user and the ones around them.

I'm learning things about different addictions that I honestly don't want to know, but have had to confront them due to a loved one that has many addictions.

Living with the effects of an addiction by someone else is painful to all around regardless of the drug of choice. I'd rather see the cocaine addiction rather than the meth addiction to be honest. Meth is powerful from the very start. In this area it's the drug of choice right up there with Loritabs crushed and snorted. Guess I'm from the old school, to uncool to understand the need.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but once an addict, isn't one always an addict. A recovering addict, but still and addict. I've never really heard of someone being 100% cured of addiction. Yet in many clinics for addicts the persons counselling addicts are recovering addicts themselves, yet will tell you they are recovered and reformed addicts, not recovering. How can that be?

There are certain individuals that seem to be genetically predisposed to becoming addicted to various things, but I am of the opinion that certain substances can make one an addict regardless of their predisposition.

Meth for example, even if a person was not predisposed towards addictive attendances, would cause that person to rapidly become a slave to it. To a predisposed person, perhaps one try would cause addiction, but perhaps only two or three times would bend anybody's will, because of its chemical properties.