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Cocaine stimulates the nervous system and reduces appetite, caused by blocking dopamine from entering the system, thereby generating a synapse burst in the brain that induces a euphoric high. If chewed or eaten, often in the form of coca leaves, it will take about 30 minutes to enter the blood stream, while snorting will produce maximum effects within 20 minutes, which are then sustained for roughly 60 minutes. Injecting cocaine directly into the veins will cause the fastest high, at an average of 3.1 minutes, but has the highest health risks.
Chronic usage of cocaine in any form will lead to DAT upregulation in the brain, which then causes depression. Abuse may also lead to fatigue, increased appetite and agitation, among other symptoms.
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If you have only used cocaine once—ever—the cocaine itself will be mostly gone from your body after three days. Trace amounts might be left, however, depending on how your body metabolizes the drug, your body size, your sex, and the amount of cocaine you ingested. The metabolites your body produces from the cocaine will remain for up to several weeks.
If you’re a habitual cocaine user, though, all bets are off. The cocaine has metabolized itself into your blood, urine, internal organs and even your hair. It takes much, much longer for all the metabolites to leave your system, and the drug tests test for not only the drug itself, but the metabolites.
Once you stop taking cocaine, there are a few things you can do to help speed up the process of getting the drug and its residual effects out of your system. The biggest one is drinking lots of water. This will help "flush" the drug from your system, including some of the metabolites. Exercising will help as well, since this will increase your metabolism and move that water through your body a little faster.
None of the "detoxification" products on the market will guarantee that you’ll pass a drug test. That’s because how your body reacts to cocaine is very individual, and so is the time that your body will take to cleanse itself of the drug.
It’s not uncommon for habitual users to fail drug tests 4-6 weeks after they last used; the metabolites are still stored in their bodies, and the drug tests pick that up. If the drug test happens to require a hair sample, cocaine and/or its metabolites can show up years later, even with no subsequent use.
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Whether or not your particular drug test will give an indication that you have used depends on a great many factors, the most significant being the type of test administered.
Finding out what test you will be given would give you the best chance to successfully prepare for it. Finding out what is being tested for, who is testing it, and how they are calculating the test results would help quite a bit as well.
Figuring in the amount of the drug you used, the time that has elapsed between when you used it and when you will be tested, your body weight, body type, metabolic rate, hydration, any nutritional supplements you may have taken, how healthy you are, and how much you exercise could help you determine what of the substance consumed will remain in your system and where. Also, the overall expectations of the organization requesting or requiring the test must be taken into account to deduce the likelihood that you could talk your way out of a positive test result, or get away with botching the test in order to take another one at a later date.
The method I found to be effective was avoiding the need for a test altogether.
When I was 20 I was placed in a five year drug treatment program wherein I was to be subject to random drug testing. At first I took advantage of every chance I got to acquire knowledge about the tests and how I could avoid detection of my alcohol and marijuana use, then I noticed the logical mission of the organization. The facilitator was respectfully attempting to convey the serious long term consequences of our behavior to us, in hopes that we might realize the negative impact it was having on our lives, and as a result of this realization, make some positive behavior modifications. I decided that was a fair and civilized expectation for me as a member of the program, so I stopped drinking, I was honest and straight forward, openly discussing the underlying issues which led to my addictive and destructive behaviors, and I actively participated in the group activities. I made a great deal of progress throughout the program and helped several other people achieve similar results. Alcohol abuse was the reason I was there and I abstained from it completely, I still smoked weed on occasion, and sold it along with cocaine as my sole source of income. I handled easily between 1 and 2 kilos of coke a month, a majority of which was broken down into gram bags, I never used cocaine, but it was definitely in my system, a simple piss test any day would have undoubtedly come back positive, but I was never tested, not once in five years under 3 different counselors and two probation officers.
That is just one specific example pertaining to a drug abuse treatment environment, but the same standards of honesty and mutual respect should also be applied if anything even more vigorously in an employment situation. You may well find that the tendency of a supervisor or authority figure to attempt gauge your trustworthiness via a drug test becomes greatly diminished when they can see it in your character alone.
by the way --- its not the cocaine itself they are looking for in the urine, its the metabolites of the drug... and if you're a heavy user, you've got these metabolite stored --- when you're not using, the metabolites are slowly excreted and therefore STILL detectable in your urine for a Long time.
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Ya better hope you stay clean and get in church
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I am NOT anyone trying to manipulate you for buying detox products.
I am on probation, and I did 7 grams of cocaine over 5 days before the drug test. These people who say that it gets out of your system in 2-5 days are WRONG! There is no telling on how long it takes - absolutely none.
DON'T water yourself up, drink cranberry juice or eat a bunch of niacin. That will work for MARIJUANA but NOT COCAINE!!!!
ONLY IF YOU USE ONE TIME WILL IT STAY IN YOUR SYSTEM FOR 2-5 DAYS!!!! TRUST ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I also took an at-home drug test 4 days after I used and it came back negative, but I don't know the reliability for these tests.
Again, this was my first time in a REALLY long time and I exercise, drink water, and take vitamins normally (this isn't some routine to flush out my system).
Please let me know what you think.
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Ive been on probation, both pre-trial, and probation for the past two years, and I get tested monthly
I do 3-4 grams a week (I know its bad for you....blah blah blah; Im sure I will die one of these days)
Give yourself 4 days to get clean.... Im 6' 3" 220 Here's....the home tests are more accurate than those in the jails and workplace....if they are sending you out to the lab for testing, or you are getting your hair tested then you may be in trouble.... I did half a ball on Friday, and was clean as a whistle this afternoon(Thursday).....
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How're you doing?
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Cocaine:
Light user: 3-5 days
Heavy user 7-10 days
Melissa, RN, BSHA--trust me I know!!!
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Drug testing can detect the presence of cocaine in your system for a few days, but most drug tests don’t actually test for the drugs by themselves, they test for the metabolites that our bodies produce after the ingestion of drugs. Cocaine is similar to all substances that enter the body in the regard that they all must be digested, broken down, separated, and then delivered to the appropriate place within the body for processing and finally, removal. Once it enters your system, your body begins to break it down through the metabolism process. Metabolism is the series of processes that occur in our bodies by which food and other substances are converted into the energy and products needed to sustain life. Metabolites are the by-products left over after substances go through the metabolic process. So even though cocaine might fully exit the body after 2 to 3 days, its metabolite “Benzoylecgonine” can still be detected for weeks in many cases depending on some of the previously mentioned variables. There is also a recent study that found that the presence of Benzoylecgonine can be retained in the human body for a period of 25 years. However, the cost of a drug test that would actually be able to detect Benzoylecgonine for such a long period of time after ingestion would be far too cost prohibitive to be utilized by drug testing companies today or in the near future.
The metabolite “Benzoylecgonine” produced after the ingestion of cocaine differs from that of marijuana in the regard that Benzoylecgonine is water soluble and therefore passed out of the body more quickly. Benzoylecgonine is primarily metabolized by the liver and then excreted through our kidneys and then out of our system in our feces and urine. The remaining metabolites that do not easily pass through our body’s excretion process ultimately end up stored in our body’s fat cells. A person’s body mass index or more commonly, their body fat percentage, is a major factor to consider when figuring out how long cocaine and its metabolites stay in our system. The more fat a person has in them directly correlates into how many metabolites reside in our body, and hence, how long the evidence of cocaine use will continue to show up in our urine.So to be clear, people that carry a higher percentage of body fat will continue to excrete evidence of cocaine usage for longer than someone who is relatively skinny with a low percentage of body fat.
Drink lots of water a few days before the test, you have to flush out them kidneys. Hope you pass the test. C.E
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COC - Cocaine derived from the leaves of the coca plant, is a potent central nervous system stimulant and a local anesthetic. Cocaine induces euphoria, confidence and a sense of increased energy in the user; these psychological effects are accompanied by increased heart rate, dilation of the pupils, fever, tremors and sweating. Cocaine is used by smoking, intravenous, intranasal (snorting) or oral administration, and produced in the urine primarily as benzoylecgonine in a short time. Benzoylecgonine has a longer biological half-life (5-8 hours) than cocaine (0.5-1.5 hours) and can generally be detected for 24-80 hours after cocaine use or exposure.
So to re-cap then ; Benzoylecgonine is what they actually test for in urine lab tests and not the drug Cocaine.According to the people who do the testing, this should be out of you r system in 24-80 hours.
Hope this helps and keep your nose clean!!!!!!!
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My current worry is that I've been clean from cocaine for a while, and took 3 bumps Sunday at 3 am. I had a drug test today at work. I drank plenty of water (at least 12-16 glasses of water a day along with niacin pills. I managed to tinkle 8 times before my test and calculated I was clean 57-58 hours.
I will let you know whether I still have a job or not.
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Does working out help to get it out quicker??
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