Why is is dangerous to mix cocaine with alcohol and also anti depressants and Zopiclone (Sleeping tablets).?

Question

Honestly I am. I know its f*****. That is why I only lay my messages on YAHOO so I do not have to interact with others directly.

Answer 1

are you serious?

tell me your not taking all this.

Answer 2

In mixing these substances, there are related dangers including death. Alcohol and Cocaine make you unaware of the dosage you are taking until you are overdosed. Mixing alcohol and MAOI antidepressant alone is enough to kill you. On the other hand, antidepressant and sleeping tablets may cause further depression. If you have a death wish, I won't suggest you take these medications because they will make you suffer more before you die, which is much more painful.

Answer 3

It is good that you are asking, and I am not judging you. I think it is important that you seek help to ween yourself off of mixing all of these together.

The effects of tranquillizers and sleeping pills include incoordination and impaired mental functioning. As a result, driving a car or operating machinery can be dangerous when taking them. If used together with alcohol, other depressant drugs, or antihistamines (in cold, cough, and allergy remedies), these effects are greatly increased.

What would usually be considered small doses of any nervous system depressant, including tranquillizers and sleeping pills, can cause confused states in the elderly. Rapid improvement can occur if the drug is discontinued or the dose decreased.

Overdoses of the benzodiazepine tranquillizers and sleeping pills are common and can cause serious effects, including unconsciousness, but rarely result in death. However, if taken with alcohol or other nervous system depressant drugs, the results can be fatal.

Answer 4

speedballing thats why it's dangerous! pop that heart for u . if u keep on tell everyone bye before it's to late!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

Answer 5

Anytime you mix drugs and alcohol, the way the substances are filtered by the liver, changing the way they are metabolized by your system, making them stronger and more damaging.

Please get help, and please, please don't drive.

Answer 6

WRONGUN

Answer 7

Ask an Allopathic physician. They know all about drug interreactions.

You should not be posting a stupid question like this on an altmed page.