March 22, 2012 in drug rehab
The LA coroner has released Whitney Houston’s cause of death. Accidental drowning, aggravated by cocaine use and heart disease. She had other substances in her body such as marijuana but it seems that the cocaine was the one drug which contributed to her sudden death.
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Abby said on March 23, 2012
Cociane is one of the hardest drugs to kick and it’s unfortunate that she wasn’t able to overcome it. She had such a promising career it’s sad to see it ended this way.
DELLA WOOLF said on April 9, 2012
Cocaine has immense negative effects on our body, causing life threatening consequences. Statistical report says, around 14% of the American adults have tried this. It is harmful for heart, brain, kidney, respiratory system and even can impair sexual function. Particularly, men may suffer from delayed ejaculation
ROSALIND WHITE said on April 9, 2012
Synthetic man-made stimulant, Meth is highly dangerous for us. It damages our heart, kidney, brain – causing death. It even leads to risky unprotected sex. Today its recovery is possible, though that’s a time consuming one. It needs years of medications and different other therapies.
EVA CASSIDY said on April 9, 2012
Cocaine is highly pleasurable and its long term impacts are highly dangerous. It is responsible for destruction of personal health, relationships, property and many more. It completely changes one’s personality and mind. So, it’s highly dangerous and shouldn’t get addicted to it.