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Apologies if this has already been discussed on another thread.

I'm very aware of the dangers that taking more than one CNS depressant at once can cause. But i'm curious about how a stimulant such as cocaine can affect this.
Is the risk of overly depressing your nervous system.the same if you're still feeling the effects of cocaine and haven't had a drink for a while?

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The risk of combining two CNS depressants and a stimulant are even higher, because you don't feel the depressants as much, yet they're still in your system, making it easier to OD
 
I was wondering about that too. If the danger of combining 2 depressants is the very slowed down brain activity which can stop basic fuctions of the body, maybe a stim would decrease that danger.
 
^ It doesn't work that way. Combining a stimulant will only be added stress on your organs. Obviously the dangers increase with repeated use, the constant up and down is very hard on one's heart and should be avoided.
 
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