Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 2: Cleanse Your Body Naturally
• Method 2 of 2: Helping and Accelerating Detoxification
• Tips
• Warnings

Cocaine is an illegal stimulant drug that makes a person feel energized and euphoric for a short period of time. Unfortunately, it also causes unpleasant side effects, potentially fatal health problems, and drug addiction. Although the effect of cocaine lasts only 20-30 minutes, in the body it is delayed for a longer period. If you decide to cleanse your body of cocaine, know that this is the right decision, which you will not regret. If you are about to take a drug test or just want to cleanse your body of cocaine, then stop using it and then watch your water balance, follow healthy habits and try less scientific methods.

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Cleanse Your Body Naturally

1. 1 Stop taking cocaine. The first thing to do to cleanse your body of cocaine is to stop using it. If you have tried cocaine once, it will surely remain in the urine for 4–8 hours, but it can still be detected for 4 days after ingestion. In people who regularly use cocaine, the test can give a positive result for the next month. The sooner you stop taking it, the sooner your body will be cleansed.
2. 2 Expect withdrawal symptoms. When the initial effect of the drug wears off, the person begins to show withdrawal symptoms. This is how your body rebalances energy and mood. Expect fatigue and depression for a short time (up to 2-3 days).
   • Withdrawal from cocaine and withdrawal symptoms (withdrawal symptoms) are two different things, although they may have similar symptoms.
3. 3 Prepare for withdrawal symptoms. If you have used cocaine regularly and decide to eliminate it from your life, it is likely that you may develop withdrawal symptoms. Realizing this fact will allow you to overcome and prepare for the following symptoms:
   • passionate addiction to drugs;
   • nausea and vomiting;
   • paranoia, depression, or anxiety;
   • mood swings or irritability;
   • itching and sensation as if something is crawling over the skin;
   • insomnia, drowsiness, or realistic and restless dreams;
   • tiredness and exhaustion.
4. 4 Complete a body detox program. If you have used cocaine frequently or for a long time, you may need to go through a detoxification process under the supervision of a doctor. Since there are no drugs in nature that can remove cocaine from the body, doctors can help you overcome withdrawal symptoms by giving drugs to relieve withdrawal symptoms.If you need help, search the internet for the nearest rehabilitation center.
   • Depending on your symptoms and how often you have used cocaine, the detoxification program can last anywhere from 3 days to a week. An inpatient drug addiction treatment course can last up to 30 days.
   • Outpatient detoxification can cost you 15,000 rubles or more, while a full course of treatment is much more expensive.
5. 5 Wait. Clearing the body of cocaine and its metabolites (the foods your body converts cocaine into) is not an instant process, so waiting is an important part of it. The time it takes for cocaine to be released from the body depends on a number of different factors:
   • How much cocaine you took: The more cocaine, the longer the body will clear of it.
   • How often have you taken: the more often you have taken, the longer it will remain in the body.
   • What else was mixed in the cocaine (how pure it was): The purer cocaine leaves more drug in the body.
   • Have you drunk alcohol: alcohol slows down the withdrawal of the drug, which means that it will stay in the body longer.
   • How well is your liver and kidneys working? If you have liver or kidney problems, cocaine stays in your body for a longer period.
   • Your weight: Cocaine lingers longer in heavier people.

Method 2 of 2: Helping and Accelerating Detoxification

1. 1 Drink plenty of water. Drink plenty of liquids, such as water, juice, or tea (preferably water). This will help remove the metabolites of cocaine from the body faster. This effect is temporary, so stay hydrated while the cocaine is in your body.
2. 2 Get exercise. If you are active and healthy, your body will clear cocaine faster than being overweight and sedentary. Be active and exercise daily to cleanse your body of cocaine. Do aerobic exercise to keep your blood going. This could be swimming, running, cycling, or some kind of team sport.
3. 3 Eat healthy foods. During detoxification, every meal should include fresh fruits and vegetables. Eating a healthy diet will help your metabolism and speed up the elimination of cocaine and its metabolites.
4. 4 Don't drink alcohol. While the body is clearing itself of cocaine, you should refrain from alcohol. Drinking alcohol during detoxification can slow the withdrawal of cocaine in the same way as when drinking it with a drug.
5. 5 Take zinc supplements. Some believe that zinc helps the body cleanse itself, although its effectiveness in clearing cocaine has yet to be proven. Check with your doctor to see if you can take zinc supplements. If so, take one recommended dose of zinc daily (8 mg for women and 11 mg for men).
   • Don't try to speed up the elimination of cocaine by taking more zinc. Excess zinc can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and headaches.
6. 6 Buy a detoxifier online. The Internet is full of various pills, powders and drinks that are advertised as a means to cleanse the body of cocaine (for a long time or just for a few hours to get a drug test). Most of these drugs say they are natural, but since they are not controlled by the Ministry of Health, this may not be true. In fact, there is no evidence that these kits and foods can remove cocaine from the body, and they cost a lot. If you do decide to buy such a product, use it at your own risk.
   • Please note that any drug may interact with the drugs you are taking, have side effects, or may not act as expected if you have a medical condition. Do not take untested substances from the Internet.

Tips

• Beware of herbal medicines and remedies found on the internet that claim to disguise cocaine in drug testing. Most of these drugs don't work.

Warnings

• Cocaine is a prohibited substance with no medical benefit. Cocaine use can cause serious health problems or even heart attack death, especially when mixed with alcohol.
• Never use cocaine if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. It can seriously harm a child's health.
• Cocaine can cause or worsen anxiety and cause severe spikes in blood sugar in diabetics.