THE DANGER OF ALCOHOL AND ECSTASY COCKTAILS
TweetEcstasy is illegal but readily available at urban clubs. It is known especially as a party drug because it increases the intensity of sensory experiences. This makes it popular with the music and...
View ArticleNEW DEADLY “UPS” SHAPED ECSTASY BEING DISTRIBUTED
TweetIn Glasgow, Scotland, a deadly, incredibly strong form of ecstasy pills has been distributed, resulting in at least six hospitalizations in the course of a weekend. Luckily, these six club goers...
View ArticleShould the Government Fund Ecstasy Studies to Find Viable Medical Uses?
TweetScientific research on psychedelic therapy is on the radar, with psychedelics like LSD, MDMA (the main ingredient for Ecstasy) and even “magic mushrooms” in the curious hands of a determined group...
View ArticleWhen Ecstasy Use Peaked and the State Now
TweetEcstasy is a “party drug” which makes the user feel happy and warm, with decreased anxiety, the feeling of mental stimulation, and an increased intensity of sensory experience. Of course it comes...
View ArticleEcstasy Known to Send People to the Hospital
TweetEcstasy, a party drug known for several decades now as appropriate for dance parties, night clubs or raves, has been making a resurgence recently. A version of ecstasy called “Molly” has been...
View ArticleHow Ireland Made the Mistake of Legalizing Ecstasy
TweetFrom March 10th until midnight on March 11th of this year, several hard drugs (including ecstasy, ketamine and crystal meth) were accidentally made legal within Ireland. The situation was...
View ArticleA Look at the Connection of EDM and Ecstasy Use
TweetEDM stands for Electric Dance Music. Electronic influences began creeping into pop music in the 60s and 70s, when synthesizers and other new technology became available to create sounds which had...
View ArticleWill MDMA Legalization for Patients Lead to More Recreational Use?
TweetThere has been an interesting recent trend among drug researchers as the traditional avenues of discovering new drugs seem to be running dry: scientists are turning to new and different avenues to...
View ArticleHow Strengthening Ecstasy Has Affected Drug Addiction
TweetMDMA (often better known under the brand name of Ecstasy) was first developed in 1912 by the Merck pharmaceutical company with the intention of using it to help synthesize other pharmaceuticals....
View ArticleWhy Using MDMA in Therapy is a Bad Idea
TweetAccording to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), MDMA is a synthetic, psychoactive (affects the mind) drug with similarities to both the hallucinogen mescaline, and the stimulant...
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