
Some examples of ecstasy pills
When used in normal doses of about 100mg
it has very mild effects like a combination
of very low doses of LSD and speed, but
with no hallucinations or chance of a bad
trip. It causes enhancement of the senses
(like all psychedelics), a loss of inhibitions,
empathy and openness between people and
lasts about four hours. Despite its mild
effect it can leave the user with a slight
but persistent hangover for the following
two days. And it is somewhat toxic, unlike
cannabis or LSD, and can cause sickness
and, like speed, a feeling of tension in
the jaw and grinding of teeth.
Ecstasy is well documented in the restricted
area of this site. You will discover documents
containing information about ecstasy and
its production, as well as reports from
people who have taken the drug. Read on
for more information:
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How
Ecstasy is Manufactured
Comprehensive insight on
how ecstasy is manufactured. Well
respected and easily understood.
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Ecstasy
FAQ
Huge document answering every
question ever asked about ecstasy.
Over 60 pages long.
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for Ecstasy
The majority of first-time users have
no access to reliable information
about the drug and rely on folklore
for guidance, while little serious
attention is paid to the potential
uses and benefits of MDMA. This book
is intended to satisfy Ecstasy users'
thirst for knowledge, to help them
to avoid its dangers and make the
best of possible benefits as well
as to stimulate further research into
this fascinating drug.
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Ecstasy
There is mounting evidence
that MDMA posses a risk of great harm
and even death. Additionally there
is increasing evidence of a permanent
injury to the serotonergic neurons
with potential for long term learning
deficits and other sequelae. This
educational offering will review the
history of the drug, the clinical
picture it presents and offer recommendations
for management of these cases.
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Ecstasy
in the UK
Ecstasy in the UK follows
the path of ecstasy through the recent
ages and illustrates its role in society
and cultural change that it has caused. |