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Ecstasy

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September 29, 2011

 

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Also X, is most commonly used at "rave" parties, clubs, and other parties where there is lots of dancing and having a good time. Until 1985, it wasnt regulated or controlled. MDMA is not a physically addictive drug. However, you can become psychologically dependent on it and also build up a tolerance to it, which means the more you use it, the more it takes to get the same high...
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The effects of ecstasy generally begin within 20-30 minutes after consumption. You normally peak an hour later and wind down 4-6 hours after that. It increases heart rate as well as blood pressure and seizures could occur. These effects allow the users to dance for extended periods of time with combined hot and crowded conditions at parties could cause hyperthermia...
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