Recreational drug use with HGH cardarine and other peptides.

[humangrowthwhore]

Please HELP!!! I'm not sure this is the right forum for this but I can NOT find any answers anywhere on Google. I am greatly concerned about someone who is extremely close to me.
I have a friend who I have known for 14 years (female). and she just does not want to give up Cocaine and Alcohol. I figured I would post here as there is a massive amount of smart men here who can enlighten me along with my friend.

I would like to share this post with her in hopes she gives up the drug and alcohol abuse for a better lifestyle as she is not really aware of the effect she is potentially exposing herself to.

Can someone please give me a rundown of the horrible effects that Cocaine and Alcohol multiple times a week? (sometimes just 2.. but still) will and can do to her physiology and mentality.

I need her to know the consequences of mixing these drugs with the PEDs she is using in hopes she will join me on my journey to becoming a better version of herself.

I'm truly scared for her and the path she is going down. PLEASE HELP GUYS. It will be greatly appreciated and might sway her away from this extremely toxic habit/mixx she is messing with. She is only 29 and is already going grey from all the partying.

I'm not looking for "get her to go to rehab" comments cause that is a given, but rather to inform her of what these drugs will do to her if she stays down this path.

In desperate need of help.

Looking forward to this thread and hopefully, there are a few of you out there that can get her some info on what this potentially lethal dose will do to her.

PLEASE HELP GUYS.

Thanks in advance guys.

 

[humangrowthwhore]

These are NOT small amounts of Cocaine either.

 

[Deleted member 135054]

I need her to know the consequences of mixing these drugs with the PEDs she is using in hopes she will join me on my journey to becoming a better version of herself.

Remind her about Zyzz lol

 

[runway]

You can't do anything actually. That's the most important part you need to understand. Most helpful thing you can do is stop contact, maybe she will start thinking. Maybe not.

Telling her what could happen will not help, she most probably knows very well what will happen. If you're an addict you have to be at your lowest point to even consider going to rehab, sounds like she isn't there yet. Accept that you can't do anything for her and move on.

 

[Astartes]

I’m going to operate on the dubious assumption this isn’t a troll post or some stupid writer trying to establish a link between the AAS community and recreational drug use.

Let me make it simple for you. She won’t give it up. Not for this post. Not for your post. Not for all your begging and pleading. Not for financial loss. Not for family. Not for job. Not for kids. Not for herself.

If she is addicted to alcohol and Cocaine she is addicted to sex and the lifestyle. She has surrounded herself with a culture and people that do the drug. She has made herself an exceptionally low value woman and the only thing that will get her out of it is being so low and struggling so much she finally realizes and _feels the pain and suffering_ of how worthless she has become.

You cannot and will not change her direction. Period

 

[bigboss101]

Nothing you can actively do to help.
Telling someone it’s bad for them will only piss them off. They know it’s bad for them they just don’t want to deal with it.
Either cut ties or wait for her to hit rock bottom.

 

[swiftque]

She has to hit a bottom and change on her own.

If she never hits a bottom, she’ll never see how it’s all contributed to negatively to her life.

Be her friend when she gets there, if she hasn’t destroyed the relationship by then. Don’t exhaust yourself during this time. You’ll tire out and grow to resent her. I’ve been her.

I doubt she has access to amount of product I did, but you may be able to get her to care for her nose. Tell her to rinse it out every night. The septum will erode and it never grows back. You will carry that hole for life once it forms.

 

[Kdubswoldgier]

Until someone 'hates' the drugs and what they do to relationships it'll always be a crutch and may even be part of routine bc have found out how to function and party. You can always tell her bout all the good characteristics she possesses and that most people are not the same when on hardcore drugs. Wouldn't want her to lose mental stability bc got a bad batch or whatever. There's better options and if want the best for her can pull on her heart strings bout the pros and cons of drug usage.... It's like a pit / trap
Up on level ground have all opportunities... The evil one is at the bottom of the pit saying it's nice in here and the drugs (of whatever negative things) pulls one deeper down and those 'voices' get louder as the 'gentleman' that is my God wants them to reach up and get pulled out... But one has to reach their arm up to be pulled out (by action of not doing whatever got them in the pit)
Good thing is the strong arm of the Savior is always there and to pull anybody out into a better (more love, joy, etc) life where it's not just bout me being happy by means that have a trade off (1 good time / couple fun days: only to trade it for a hangover or having to lay up to recover)
And the recovery time gets lengthened as we age. Not like I've lived and learned.. more like just want better
Cool to see you care bout her and hope that's enough
Agmatine has some studies on its affect on cocaine and such (maybe give it a try instead of the next party time and get better progress for years 30 and on)

 

[Juicedhead]

Bro I struggled with cocaine/booze for many years. Im sober now and have been for sometime. I almost od'd on cocaine and was in the ER with an uncontrollable heart rate pushing 170. Also was massive and on a ton of gear. Dude I know that is the obvious answer but someone who is in the pitfalls of addiction with fight you on this all day but rehab bro.. rehab is the first step, get her into detox and get her into rehab asap. CA, AA is going to be her support for the whole thing get her to a meeting and get her around people who know exactly what she is going through and they will help her get sober and stay sober.

 

[runway]

rehab is the first step, get her into detox and get her into rehab asap.

Won't help if she doesn't want it herself. I had many such people with me in rehab, they were forced by partners, parents etc. First thing they did after getting out is getting high. If they didn't relapse during rehab.

My experience is you need to be full in shit and realize yourself that you need to change something, otherwise it's a waste of time.

 

[Mongo966]

If people could be scared away from drugs that easily we wouldn't have entire districts that look like zombie movie sets.
You aren't going to say or do anything drastic enough to stop your friend from partying and neither are we.

 

[runway]

If people could be scared away from drugs that easily we wouldn't have entire districts that look like zombie movie sets.

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[Juicedhead]

Won't help if she doesn't want it herself. I had many such people with me in rehab, they were forced by partners, parents etc. First thing they did after getting out is getting high. If they didn't relapse during rehab.

My experience is you need to be full in shit and realize yourself that you need to change something, otherwise it's a waste of time.

I agree with you but you still have to try to get her into some kind of treatment. Maybe just sit her down and have a dead serious talk like hey im concerned about you and shit like that and try to see what she thinks.

 

[ChevChelios]

You can't do anything actually. That's the most important part you need to understand. Most helpful thing you can do is stop contact, maybe she will start thinking. Maybe not.

Telling her what could happen will not help, she most probably knows very well what will happen. If you're an addict you have to be at your lowest point to even consider going to rehab, sounds like she isn't there yet. Accept that you can't do anything for her and move on.

This. Unfortunately if an addict doesn’t want to stop they won’t, many of us here used to do crazy shit like that n know it too well, I do think sometimes people can be convinced otherwise but that would have to be if she’s actually still relatively responsible n not how u described her (which could also be a possibility as friends do overreact sometimes n some can use stuff responsibly or even binge without getting too fked, but I don’t think that’s a majority).

I’d just say 1) tell her bout the fact coke is full of levamisole nowadays n she’s risking some serious shit if she does it too much (I guess fentanyl too but fent laced coke is rare as that would mean a dealer is fkin retarded n has no idea how much both are worth as they could make double the money sellin em separately instead of just killing every customer) n 2) alcohol will make her both fat n also will risk killing her if she drinks long enough as any gabanergic substance has the type of nasty wd that will send some people into epileptic seizures if they stop suddenly (delirium tremens in the case of alcohol but it can turn into grand mal real quick). The fat thing I say cos gyals worry bout their figure n if she’s using PEDs too she probably cares bout her appearance so that’s a lil way to get under her skin n make her think regardless of addiction, but yeah bro it depends a lot on the person so we can’t really do much apart from say good luck n stay strong (n I rly hope it ain’t ur girlfriend cos if u ain’t partying too, n even when u are tbh, that shit ain’t sumn enjoyable)

 

[ChevChelios]

I agree with you but you still have to try to get her into some kind of treatment. Maybe just sit her down and have a dead serious talk like hey im concerned about you and shit like that and try to see what she thinks.

Yeah thing is it’s just a lil vacation if it’s not her choice, literally might even OD the day she leaves so it’s useless unless she wants to stop (trust me it’s literally just something everyone automatically thinks is the best idea but most times it’s just out of convenience n to know that person is safe for a bit)

 

[Ateam2023]

there's NOTHING you can do!! Seriously, the more you try to help the more letdown you'll be , she's a coke head and alcohol goes hand in hand so thats my opinion and i know this from " personal experience " trying to be captain save won't help

 

[xrayphoton13]

I dunno if it would help to see the damage that cocaine can cause or not. A show like intervention can show some pretty bad situations. I work in a hospital and saw a young girl that did too much coke once and had a massive brain hemorrhage. Basically brain dead.
But sadly most people won't change until they hit rock bottom, survive it, and decide they want to make that change. Even then it's not easy, especially if you have someone nearby encouraging your bad habits. I struggled with my weight my whole life. I lost 75 lbs in 2010 only to Gain it all back and then some over the next 10 years. This past year and a half I finally hit rock bottom again and was so miserable at 300 lbs that I got seriously and dropped the alcohol and food addiction and got down to 170 lbs.

 

[AlexDavis43]

Sorry this is happening. Hopefully rock bottom isn't death.

 

[Mongo966]

Please HELP!!! I'm not sure this is the right forum for this but I can NOT find any answers anywhere on Google. I am greatly concerned about someone who is extremely close to me.
I have a friend who I have known for 14 years (female). and she just does not want to give up Cocaine and Alcohol. I figured I would post here as there is a massive amount of smart men here who can enlighten me along with my friend.

I would like to share this post with her in hopes she gives up the drug and alcohol abuse for a better lifestyle as she is not really aware of the effect she is potentially exposing herself to.

Can someone please give me a rundown of the horrible effects that Cocaine and Alcohol multiple times a week? (sometimes just 2.. but still) will and can do to her physiology and mentality.

I need her to know the consequences of mixing these drugs with the PEDs she is using in hopes she will join me on my journey to becoming a better version of herself.

I'm truly scared for her and the path she is going down. PLEASE HELP GUYS. It will be greatly appreciated and might sway her away from this extremely toxic habit/mixx she is messing with. She is only 29 and is already going grey from all the partying.

I'm not looking for "get her to go to rehab" comments cause that is a given, but rather to inform her of what these drugs will do to her if she stays down this path.

In desperate need of help.

Looking forward to this thread and hopefully, there are a few of you out there that can get her some info on what this potentially lethal dose will do to her.

PLEASE HELP GUYS.

Thanks in advance guys.

How is your friend doing now?
I don't want you to mistake my previous answer for apathy. If I didn't care I wouldn't have responded at all.
These situations are tough and you're in it voluntarily. You're obviously a good person and a great friend. It would be unfair of us to give you anything but the straight goods on this one.
What's important to understand is that drug addiction is a team sport. It doesn't just ruin the addict's life, it also takes down everyone close to them. I'm not telling you anything you don't already know, I'm just reminding you because you're now one of those people. Don't put yourself in a situation where your life is being ruined because of your friend's choices. If she knows how much this is affecting you, and she continues to do it, it's because she doesn't care. Think hard about what that actually means. It's a hard one to swallow but it's the truth.
The smartest thing you can do for yourself(the most important person) is to keep her at an arm's distance until she comes back around. Most people do come around eventually. I did.

 

[MadaFacor]

You can't do anything actually. That's the most important part you need to understand. Most helpful thing you can do is stop contact, maybe she will start thinking. Maybe not.

Telling her what could happen will not help, she most probably knows very well what will happen. If you're an addict you have to be at your lowest point to even consider going to rehab, sounds like she isn't there yet. Accept that you can't do anything for her and move on.

Shitty advice. You don't give up and move on from those you love. Sit her down, talk to her, let her know you are invested. Offer her help, time, and care. She may want none of it. But you care and have to live with yourself if she takes it too far. This will help you, and her, get through this. It may not accomplish anything but this is something you likely need and it MIGHT accomplish everything.