Crack is different from pure cocaine. Crack is produced through the process known as "freebasing," wherein the user cooks the cocaine powder. The user adds a baking soda while cooking the cocaine powder to produce chunks or rocks that are inhaled or smoked by the user. When this drug is being smoked, it produces a crackling sound. This is where the name, "crack," came from. A lot of people suffer from Crack Cocaine Addiction. These people have lost the drive to live a healthy life for they have become dependent to this drug. Crack Cocaine Addiction has many symptoms and implications to the user.

Usually, Crack Cocaine Addiction involves physiological and behavioral implications. Nausea, anxiety, insomnia, convulsions, hallucinations, blood pressure changes, breathing changes, heart rates changes, cold sweats, restlessness, nasal cavity damages, and lungs damages are the common implications of crack in physiological terms. On the other hand behavioral implications include extreme euphoric sensations, hypersensitivity, hyper sexuality, agitation, irritability, jittery, paranoia, extreme decrease of weight, and delusions.

Crack goes directly to the person's brain through the bloodstream. Its implications trigger immediately once taken in. It utterly affects the nervous system of the body as well as the respiratory system. Crack Cocaine Addiction is extremely crucial not only for anyone's health but also for their life. It gives a person a prolonged suffering, or it can even lead to the person's death.  Crack Cocaine Addiction is also prevalent in the society. In the year 1997, millions of people regularly use crack. Today, crack market reaches as much as $35 billion. However, there are legal punishments for crack users, making people use crack as discreetly as possible.