They both are stimulants and seem to work as NDRIs. But cocaine purportedly lasts shorter and is less euphoric and addictive than meth. So what is it that makes them different?
Edit: what are their pharmacological differences?
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They are different chemical compounds. One is processed from a plant and the other is ‘cooked’ by mixing many different chemicals together. And I don’t know where anyone got the idea that meth is euphoric but I’ve never felt that or heard it described by anyone that way. I can’t speak to cocaine but my observations of those using it would lead me to believe that cocaine is by far more euphoric.
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