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In the News: Lana Del Rey Romanticizes Cocaine in New Single [caption id="attachment_13801" align="aligncenter" width="300" class=" "] via http://pt.wikipedia.org/[/caption] There’s a bonus track on Lana Del Rey’s new album Ultraviolence that’s called “Florida Kilos,” which kind of glorifies the cocaine scene in South Florida. Now, Miami has been known for its... Learn More

In the News: 90 Year Old Cocaine Mule and WW2 Vet Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison Okay, this is pretty crazy. Yes, you read the headline correctly: 90 year old cocaine mule and ww2 vet sentenced to 3 years in prison. Leo Sharp, who is a decorated World War II combat veteran and who turned 90... Learn More

Is Wellbutrin Becoming the ‘Poor Man’s Cocaine?’ [caption id="attachment_10455" align="aligncenter" width="300"] via J B REED/BLOOMBERG NEWS[/caption] Wellbutrin, which is the brand name for the pharmaceutical Bupropion, is an effective antidepressant on its own but, it is also prescribed as an add-on medication in cases where a first-line... Learn More

Cocaine and Depression Cocaine is an amphetamine and a Schedule II drug in the U.S. Drugs in this class are described as the following: Have currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States, or currently accepted medical use with strong restrictions... Learn More

In the News: Miami Beach Coast Guard Makes 37 Million Dollar Cocaine Bust JANUARY 22 – In the middle of the night, the middle of the ocean – almost a thousand miles from Miami, officers with the U.S. Coast Guard spotted something odd: an object traveling at high speeds, skipping over ocean waves.... Learn More

In the News: Kirstie Alley Talks About Cocaine Addiction Like most people, Kirstie Alley has stated that she was almost instantly hooked on cocaine after the first time she tried it. She used it around the time of her separation from her first husband, Bob Alley. Kirstie Alley has... Learn More

In the News: Police Dismantle Largest Cocaine Lab Ever in Spain Officers with the National Police in Tarragona, Spain have dismantled a massive cocaine lab, capable of producing around 20 kilos of cocaine on a weekly basis. This is the largest laboratory ever found in Spain. The lab was located in... Learn More

In the News: No, Oreos Are Not As Addictive as Cocaine Over the last two days, several news outlets have been proclaiming that Oreos are more addictive than cocaine. The proof? An undergraduate student research project conducted at Connecticut College. According to Connecticut College, student researchers put rats in a maze... Learn More

Flesh Eating Cocaine Found in NY and LA Flesh eating cocaine, which is cocaine cut with the veterinary drug levamisole, has appeared in cases of people reporting to hospitals in New York and Los Angeles. Levamisole Levamisole was originally used as an anthelminthic, a specific drug that stuns... Learn More

Your Face on Drugs: Cocaine You are probably already aware that drugs, in general, can take their toll on your physical appearance. Drugs like alcohol, nicotine, and crystal meth are known offenders. But did you know that cocaine also leaves its users with characteristically disfigured... Learn More

History of Drugs: Cocaine What is Cocaine? Cocaine was first extracted from coca leaves in 1859 by German chemist Albert Niemann. It wasn’t until the 1880s, however, that it started to be popularized among the medical community. It is a stimulant, an appetite suppressant,... Learn More

Drug Myths Debunked: Cocaine and Crack Alright…another volume in our Drug Myths Debunked series. Today we will be looking at cocaine and crack to demystify some of the tales that are circulating about these close cousins. And remember, this is for informative and curiosity-quelling purposes.... Learn More

In the News: Lana Del Rey Romanticizes Cocaine in New Single

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