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Cocaine is a highly addictive drug that affects your heart. Learn about cocaine's affects on the heart and help your loved one seek recovery at The Recovery Village.
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⏱️ CHAPTERS ⏱️

0:00 – Can Cocaine Give You A Heart Attack? How Cocaine Affects Your Heart

0:14 – Arrhythmia

0:40 – Heart Attack

0:56 – Strokes

1:01 – Cardiac Arrest

1:25 – The Recovery Village can help!

1:47 – Call Our Recovery Advocates 24/7

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