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Crack Addict

How to identify a crack addict? The answer is not simple because not everyone who uses crack or cocaine are addicts. However, there is no denying that a lot of people who are addicted to crack use it to get high. There are those who use it as a way to escape from their lives and there are others who use it because they feel helpless and need some sort of “fix” for a feeling of worthlessness. While it’s hard to identify crack users in person, there are signs that you should look out for so you can give your loved one the best possible chance of getting a crack addiction treatment. The first step to take when you or someone you love needs help for crack addiction treatment is to call up a committed treatment center. When you call, make sure to tell them that you know how to identify a crack addict. Crack cocaine is manufactured using baking soda or ammonia. This substance is very similar to cocaine, but it is much more toxic. If the treatment center you call has an open house to advertise, ask if they have any crack addicts. Chances are they do, so don’t wait to see if they’re there when you call. After you tell them about the problem, you’ll need to ask the crack addict if they’re going to treatment. If the addict is serious about getting treatment, they will probably admit to you that they use drugs. You’ll want to see a treatment center where the crack addict has been before. They may have gone to rehab, or they might have stayed clean. It’s important that the crack addict comes to a treatment facility after a period of time that demonstrates that they can live independently without the drug. This means not using drugs for six months and then suddenly going back to your friend for a little bit of help. This is how to identify a crack addict so they can get treatment and stay sober.