#Ecstasy (stimulant and hallucinogen)

[hotgirlbedtimescenarios]

Divine Ritual

Pedro Pantheon Submission: Dieter Bravo as the god Dionysus

Event created by @beskarandblasters (we miss you❤️)

Words: 800+

Warnings: heavy drug use, sexually explicit, 18+ adults only

Masterlist

Hours after the sun dipped below the horizon, the EDM festival is in full swing. A thumping bass reverberates so loud that it travels through the ground and up into bones. The night sky is illuminated with a kaleidoscope of neon lights, lasers, and the glow of fire from stage pyrotechnics. Towering LED screens display pulsating visuals across the field, captivating audiences.

Everywhere Dionysus looks, men, women, gays, and theys are adorned with glittering accessories and futuristic outfits. Some wear body paint that glows under the strobing lights while their bodies move in sync with the music emitting from the stages.

He looks over the festival grounds in awe; it is his favorite time of year. As the god of festivity, fertility, insanity, and ecstasy, the vibes and energy of EDM festivals were kin to rituals devoted to powering him and the universe with energy.

These rituals have always existed throughout history in one form or another, but this current version is his favorite, much less gory than ritualistic sacrifices.

Dionysus shifts into his favorite mortal identity, Dieter Bravo, to walk amongst the humans and join their merriment.

With a deep breath, he drinks in the atmosphere. The air is thick with the scent of sweat and euphoria, punctuated with bursts of fog and smoke that emanate from the stages where DJs perform.

Underneath it all, there's a current of energy, wild with lust and ecstasy, that he inhales and has him tingling with power. The mortals feel it, too, but differently; the atmosphere heightens their frenzy of pleasure and excitement.

Dieter walks through the crowds. To his left, he notices a girl puking in the bushes with a friend holding her hair. He chuckles and murmurs, “Been there, done that.”

He continues basking in the glory of it all. This year, he distributed new strains of all his favorite creations. Ecstasy to induce trippy, lustful, and energizing effects, a new mushroom variant with delightful hallucinogenic qualities, and weed from the finest marijuana harvest he’s ever had that calms the mind like no other.

Looking around, he can see his mortals enjoying those creations to full effect, evident in their blown-out pupils, sexually charged dancing, and giggles galore.

His garden of fun on Mount Olympus grows it all. He’s the father of all party drugs, hallucinogens, stimulants, and even downers.

Once, Aphrodite even approached him, and together, they created a little blue pill that the mortals love, Viagra, he thinks they named it. It increased procreation, lust, and desire and rocketed Aphrodite into power, the likes of which she’d never seen.

 He prides himself on creating the purest products with the finest effects. His product is even safe for mortals; only when it falls into the hands of evil bastards on earth is It defiled by dangerous additives and ruins all the fun or has adverse effects. He usually curses those individuals with bad trips, so don’t piss him off, or you’ll regret it.

It’s a win-win situation for him and the mortals at such festivals. He provides them with gifts to heighten their experiences, and in turn, he’s powered by the energy it emits into the universe.

Tonight, he tucks a pill into his own mouth as he strolls along to meet up with the threesome of individuals he’d planned to see. Ducking into the tent, he meets the eyes of 2 incredibly sexy women and a fine specimen of a man.

“Dieter,” one of the girls screams, getting up from her place beside the bong to greet him with a hug around his shoulders.

“Hey, doll,” he greets her, a nice substitute for the name he can't remember.

The other woman, already topless and aside from the glittery nipple patches she wears, takes a long hit and blows smoke out the corner of her mouth.

The man, Julien, who he remembers from a previous sexual encounter, pats the area beside him, beckoning him to come closer and take a seat.

Dieter obliges.

By now, the haze of the drug washes over him, filling him with insatiable lust and amusement.

What feels like seconds later, he can’t be sure because his trip is messing with his time perception; the four of them are naked and engaging in debauchery.

Julien, a golden-skinned Adonis, has shed his clothes and stands with his cock out, begging to be licked.

The woman who greeted him with a hug, a little blue-haired harlot with eyes of sapphire, bounces on Dieter's cock, crossed-eyed with pleasure and dripping from her cunt. Woman number two, a purple-haired vixen, rides Dieter's face, gyrating on his tongue and dripping into his mouth while she moans in pleasure above and takes Julien's cock into her mouth.

The four of them fuck late into the night, high on a collection of drugs and lust. The chaotic, euphoric energy feeds into Dieter's power like in times before when mortals would sacrifice food and wine for him in his temples, only now it's their bodies they offer him.

And as he spills his divine seed into their loins, they spill their energy into the universe for him to consume.

Next week, he goes to Bonnaroo and can’t wait to do it all again.

[the-true-stories]

Understanding Drugs and its Types

Drugs, both legal and illegal, have been used for centuries for medicinal, recreational, and cultural purposes. While some drugs are essential for medical treatment, others are harmful and can lead to addiction, health problems, and social issues. In this blog, we’ll explore a range of drugs, their effects, and the reasons behind their prohibition. Cocaine  Heroin  LSD (Lysergic Acid Diethylamide)  marijuana  Cannabis

What Are Drugs?

Drugs are substances that affect the body or mind. They can be categorized as prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications, or illegal substances. The latter often pose serious health risks and are banned or tightly regulated in many countries. Methamphetamine (Meth)  Ecstasy (MDMA)  Anabolic Steroids  PCP (Phencyclidine)  Synthetic Cannabinoids 

Let’s delve into some common illegal or restricted drugs, their effects, and the dangers they pose.

Cocaine

Derived from the coca plant, cocaine is a powerful stimulant that increases energy, alertness, and confidence. However, it also causes severe health issues, including heart problems, paranoia, and addiction. The illicit nature of cocaine stems from its high potential for abuse and its harmful social and physical effects.

Heroin

Heroin, an opioid derived from morphine, is one of the most addictive substances. It induces feelings of euphoria but quickly leads to dependence. Overdose risks are high, often resulting in respiratory failure. The drug has devastating effects on individuals and communities, prompting its strict prohibition.

Methamphetamine (Meth)

Meth is a highly addictive stimulant that affects the central nervous system. It increases energy and focus but also causes severe physical and mental health issues, including paranoia, hallucinations, and dental problems (“meth mouth”). Its illegal production in clandestine labs adds to public health and safety concerns.

LSD (Lysergic Acid Diethylamide)

LSD, commonly known as acid, is a hallucinogenic drug that alters perception and mood. Although not typically addictive, it can cause psychological distress and dangerous behaviors. LSD is illegal in most countries due to its unpredictable effects and potential for misuse.

Ecstasy (MDMA)

MDMA, or Ecstasy, is a synthetic drug with stimulant and hallucinogenic properties. Popular in party scenes, it induces feelings of euphoria and emotional closeness. However, it can cause dehydration, overheating, and long-term cognitive issues. Its recreational use is widely banned.

Psilocybin Mushrooms (Magic Mushrooms)

Psilocybin, the active compound in magic mushrooms, is a natural hallucinogen. While some studies suggest potential therapeutic benefits, its recreational use is illegal in many regions. The drug alters perception and can lead to panic attacks and confusion.

Marijuana and Cannabis

Cannabis, commonly referred to as marijuana, has been at the center of legalization debates. While medical marijuana is approved in many countries for pain relief and other uses, recreational cannabis remains illegal in several places. Its overuse can lead to dependency, impaired judgment, and respiratory issues.

Synthetic Cannabinoids

Synthetic cannabinoids, often marketed as "legal highs" under names like K2 or Spice, mimic the effects of cannabis but are far more potent and unpredictable. They are associated with severe side effects, including psychosis, seizures, and organ damage. Their sale is banned in many regions.

Anabolic Steroids

Anabolic steroids, synthetic derivatives of testosterone, are sometimes misused for muscle growth and athletic performance. Abuse can lead to heart disease, liver damage, and mood disorders. Non-medical use of steroids is illegal in many countries.

PCP (Phencyclidine)

PCP, or angel dust, is a dissociative drug known for its hallucinogenic effects. It can cause violent behavior, paranoia, and detachment from reality. Its high potential for abuse and dangerous side effects make it illegal for recreational use.

Cocaine  Heroin  LSD (Lysergic Acid Diethylamide)  marijuana  Cannabis

[batsarebetterthanpeople]

blorbo question: what kinds of drugs do you think ed would be into? which ones would help him and which ones would make him feel worse?

Ok so I project onto Ed so this might be colored by my own drug experiences, but I'll do my best. I'll tell you generally what I think he'd like and the I'll put up a cut and go through all the ones I've done and tell you how I think Ed would be on them.

General before I get into specifics. Canonically he uses stimulants during the Kraken era and weed socially. However I do kinda feel like Rhino Horn is not his favorite drug just the most manageable way to get a hit of endorphins while also being able to oversee raids so he can break Ned Lowe's record. I am biased because I'm a psychedelic enjoyer, but Ed's a pretty confident guy who doesn't really second guess himself until after he acts (lbr the man did not second guess fucking knife parade for like multiple years and he doesn't apologize). Of course he also hates himself but I don't think that makes him not confident, which being confident and not immediately second guessing yourself is a great personality for producing good hallucinogenic experiences. Hallucinogens are usually great if you're not afraid of them. And I also think that Ed wants to be taken out of his life for a little bit and hallucinogens are conducive to that. I think he and Jack probably did a bit of P&P back in the day and I think ecstasy was probably their favorite because Jack is a tweaker and Ed is a psychedelics guy. Now that he and Stede are together he's doing poppers.

Onto specifics. What makes him better, what makes him worse

Ok here's the drugs I have experience with: Meth, Mushrooms, Weed, Coke, LSD, GHB, and DMT. So I'll just give you those.

Let's start with coke and weed because we have canon evidence for those.

Cocaine Rhino Horn- ok so for me personally coke kinda ain't shit. It's the best stimulant by far (ecstasy is a stimulant/hallucinogen so I'm not counting it because it's also something else) but it's still just sort of me but faster. I've said many a time that Coke is my ADHD meds but horny and Meth is like my ADHD meds but evil. I can drive on the shit literally better than I drive sober because I am less distracted. And before someone accuses me of micro dosing I can pack the shit away, I do twice as much as whoever I'm with and get half as high, every ounce of coke ive ever done was waisted on me. I have fun on it it's not a bad feeling but I it's like if coffee was poppers rather than a real drug. I think Ed probably has a similar experience here with being relatively coherent because we see him doing raids while high on the stuff. I think coke is giving him that little euphoria bump he needs to be passively suicidal instead of actively suicidal and not much else. That said once I did like three lines and then went to the wrong bus station subsequently missing my bus (I ordered my Uber before doing the coke so it was not the coke's fault) and I had a tantrum but I did not cry or start doom spiraling over the 200$ I was forced to pay, so I'm gonna go with a tentative better? For how coke makes Ed.

Weed- Ed also displays a high tolerance here, given that he shares a blunt with Mary and then he's sober in the next scene. That being said I think if he had more than half a blunt he would get emotional very quickly. If he's in a good mood he gets clingy and everyone around him is his favorite person and if he's in a bad mood he starts crying. Weed would make him worse and I know this about him

Meth- Tina is my enemy I hate her. They told me it was highly addictive and would make you crazy and then it just gave me insomnia and a weird bowl movement. Did you know while on meth you don't get hungry but you do get hangry? You can't sleep you can't eat but your body doesn't stop needing to eat and sleep. I've done meth exactly twice and once was on accident (the idiot I smoked shrooms with didn't clean his fucking pipe and I did not realize I had imbibed methamphetamine until about 24 hours later when I had been trying and failing to sleep for roughly 10 hours). Anyway I think given how hangry Ed gets meth would make him worse in every conceivable way. Meth also makes me more focused so I think he would invent some diabolical scheme and it would be a genuinely good one and then he would also lose his fucking mind and pulverize the next thing to surprise him after not eating for 18 hours (imagine the snake scene from 1x07 but on... Well on meth I guess) and cry because he is so so tired.

GHB- for those of you not in the know this is a depressant but not an opioid that is sometimes used as a daterape drug because it's got an incredibly dangerous interaction with alcohol but is mostly manageable on its own. It's not entirely dissimilar to high doses of alcohol in its high ill be honest, but maybe I just haven't had enough depressants to be able to tease apart their distinct personalities. I enjoyed this one but I think I'm gonna let my experience diverge from Ed's a little bit here. I don't think he would be a fan. He might be alright with it if he and Stede were doing it together as a sexual aid, but it tastes really bad, like putting bitterant directly into your mouth levels of bad, and we know Ed is a sweet tooth. The poor old man would also get tired on it a lot quicker than I did, and I remember laying there like I was asleep with a pleasant buzz in my brain and not really wanting to get up for quite a bit of it.

DMT- So dmt isn't good unless you're doing a near death experience type breakthrough trip otherwise you see some fun colors for 20 minutes and then it's over. I cannot speak to the breakthrough trip because I did it with a Grindr date and I did not want to be at his mercy for a half an hour while I was experiencing The Tunnel. However from what I've heard of the breakthrough trip, that shit is a mental game. You don't want to do that third rip but you've gotta. Ed loves to win at games and he's got some mental fortitude so I think he would flex how much he likes DMT. It would make him WORSE

LSD- I love her everyone loves her Lucy is my best friend. She's a bit... Lovecraftian but certainly not in a bad way. I think acid would really depend where Ed was at mentally. Like Ed when Stede is around would have a good time taking to the universe. I think that talking to the universe during the Kraken era could go really well or really really horrendously. On the one hand I wonder if ego death might actually be good for him? Like feeling like you're one with everything and like you aren't real could be either freeing for a guy who hates himself that much or it could end up making him hate everything because his self hatred could get as expensive as his dissolving ego. I think immediately pre Stede however acid would not be the best idea this is a vibe I'm getting. Acid has the potential to go either way on the better worse question.

Mushrooms- mushrooms have always been really nice to me but I need to be up and doing something while I'm on them. Totally a club drug for me. I know that's an insane thing to say but I think my brain chemistry may be fucked up. Anyway this does not make Ed better or worse but it does make him look at stuff and giggle which is objectively cute.

[murmuur-vanilja]

On cocaine, identity and autonomy.

I do drugs. That is not some kind of secret, and that’s pretty much something I mention every other day without showing much restraint about what I reveal on it. In theory, it is my special interest, it’s something I have a genuinely insane relationship to, both as a practice and as my little niche inside the bigger interest that is biology. Therefore, in theory, I am in love with all of them, from the sedatives to the psychedelics, from the dissociatives to the amphetamines, and would be down to try each and every at least once. However, there is no doubt, when it comes to what really tickles my mind, to what I really vibe with: those are the stimulants (with or without hallucinogenic properties).

This has been a surprise to some people in the past, and continue to be, occasionally. Specifically, the main curiosity about this would come back to that point: why would I, already experiencing “schizophrenia” and chronic dysregulation of my sympathetic nervous system (tachycardia and throwing up a lot, notably), would willingly expose myself to the same effects, nay worsen them? To which I couldn’t quite answer, because it was more of an urge than a premeditated essay. I’ve thought about it though, and even when I couldn’t really explain it, I’d somehow mumble it had to do with autonomy, and somehow, identity.

That is to say, in a life where experience has proven time and time again that, whatever I shall do, my health concerns would never be listened to anyway, I would always be stuck with the symptoms. Under such circumstances, if whatever I do will result in tachycardia and arrhythmia anyway, I suppose I’d rather choose to go through it and give it positive connotations than merely suffer through it at random. That choice, yes, made my general health worsen; my heart is behaving in stranger ways than it’s ever been, and more frequently. Yet, as a personal way of living, even though it doesn’t benefit the general health, I do feel happier taking back autonomy over it for a bit even if it’s not “good”, or even if it were to shorten whatever my life expectancy is.

On the other hand, although there is no saying when I’ll get sick from something different again, no saying when I’ll be in pain from the chronic pain again, even “negative” effects such as throwing up on drugs feel nice. They do, because I’m in control. It doesn’t matter if swallowing a pill of ecstasy got me to get rid of everything in my stomach within an hour, because even if it weren’t also associated with a positive experience, I would know those effects fade within eight hours or so (or any other time frame depending on the exact effect and substance and dose, yada yada). And that is the only time I know when it ends.

In a way, you might call stimulants an aid to me. In my case, it’s not really anything like coping, or at least that’s seriously not a big part of it at all (in fact, in a bad mood, it might make me worse, and cannabis with the aim of relieving pain, for example, actually makes me more aware of background pain I had somehow forgotten about).

There are other reasons, very much related, for which they also help. I could name the memory loss as something that I live as positive, when my habit is to remember most everything, to be unable to forget. I could name even the hallucinations, for they’re closer to a happy fever dream than to the fears I sometimes get at night.

In addition to that, there is another big part to the why of drug use, in my eyes. As I mentioned previously, I do have a strong interest in them, and that’s to such an extent you might call it a core part of my identity. I do not believe drugs have to be a big deal, at all, whether it be positive, negative or anything in between. However, I think that just because they don’t have to be that doesn’t mean that they’re not effectively a big deal to some people.

In my case, because they allow me to thrive in an interest that define me (biology) and because they allow me to live at all, they’re definitely something that are deeply intertwined in my personality, and I was craving the stimulants from before I even got my hands on them. On top of it, you have the subcategory of psychedelics that play a major role in identity in the way that they (especially psylocibin) allow me to introspect and figure out some pretty important decisions and directions in life. You know, the rearrangement of the entire default mode and all.

I mean, if you were to lie down in the middle of a public park with birds and see a bunch of trans flags in front of you, would you want to think about how your identity and your drugs feed into each other? I sure did. Well, from this point on, it’s more like I could go on and on about a bunch of anecdotes and explain each of them, or talk about how they made me realise how a lot of my own psyche would work, and I guess I’d love to grow them too to complete the mad pharmaco-biologist finally in touch with all that was lost and grieved part of my deeper self.

Plus, you know I’m disabled. Of course, I’m disabled and mad (as in the kind of “mad” from mad pride). That isn’t going anywhere, both because no one’s helping, and because it’s simply something that will always be there. Both disabled and mad because they don’t fully overlap, especially as the reason I put “schizophrenia” in quotation marks is because I acknowledge the psychiatry survivor story that I have, but wouldn’t actually interpret my experience with that framework; if anything, it’s more of a spiritual thing to me (which in turn, informs my relationship with drugs).

Really, the final point I’m introducing here is that I have preexisting conditions that already defined me, so I might as well define myself further. In that way, it’s true still, “I do drugs” and “I’m interested in the topic”, but it goes beyond that, way beyond that, to the point that it barely is true when you put it like that. Rather, I embrace them and I love them like I love myself.

July 2nd. 2:27PM - 7:46 PM

[kick-a-long]

OMG im so glad this crossed my dash.

necessary drug info:

if you want to do hallucinogens GET A FRIEND TO BABYSIT. you ABSOLUTELY have a friend who is scared to do them and will be ok to be the responsible one. there are a lot of drugs that have a secondary depressive effect for hours or days after.

a kid in the grade below me in highschool jumped out a 12 story window and died because he was left alone after a trip. a friend i did mushrooms with cried during and after the trip for about 8 hours so she had to stay in a blanket cocoon the entire time being reminded to hydrate. she was fine.

the 17 year old kid who was accepted to an ivy didn't have a babysitter. my 20 year old friend did.

if you trip, set yourself up for success.

1. preload good movies to trip like "book of kels" and "song of the sea." any Gibli movie is good. you want visually complex nature or low key beauty. these are for when you are tired.

2. set up an art station with crayons and markers and lots of paper. this is for when you feel manic

3. trip on the lower floor of a building and pick somewhere with outdoor space that is safe and isolated from hostile people. have blankets and soft textures around. you might get overwhelmed and it's important to have a way to create safety.

4. HAVE A BABYSITTER WHO IS GOOD WITH PEOPLE AND WON'T LEAVE YOU GUYS IF IT'S BORING. make sure they have something to do and gift them afterwards or before because they have basically agreed to a long days work.

5. have healthy and unhealthy snacks and drinks (do not have THC snacks around or you will double dose and FEEL BAD.) do not have alcohol for the trippers (it should only be around for the babysitter if at all.) there should be enough for everyone for at least 48 hours of food and hydration.

6. obviously have different types of music available. you might think you are going to want to listen to pink Floyd but really you end up wanting to listen to 3 hours of baby shark. you aren't in control of where the trip takes you. be not ashamed.

7. lsd has side effects for around 2 months+. trips should be separated by multiple months or years not days and weeks.

8. acid and shrooms take two to three hours to activate. DO NOT DOUBLE OR TRIPLE DIP. you will think you got scammed (because you are already kind of high and will think its a GREAT IDEA. you are wrong.) You might have gotten scammed but accept that you have burned the day and if you were, sorry. try again at a later date.

9. VERY IMPORTANT! the trip is all day. 24+ hours. do not start at night or you will be up all night, and morning, and tripping at night sucks. you miss out on sunlight through leaves and the colors of grass and the sky, the wind through the trees. don't waste your time. any hallucinogen has a stimulant effect so you will not sleep. pick a day where you have nothing to do the next day or two and start bright and early.

10. know the drug you will be taking. lsd is mathy, arty and thinky. mushrooms are foresty, hippy, and gentle.

ecstasy and K are not like either lsd or shrooms and the rules are different. E is a party drug that is safe to do in crowds and outside with minimal supervision. K is a setative and you might literally take it and just fall asleep on the floor before leaving the house. both are fine so roll with where it wants you to go. both have a shorter lifespan but be careful because they are often laced with other stuff. drink water!!!! people die from dehydration on it. it leaves you very depressed the next day so check in with each other. a conversation can save a life.

i was an EMT briefly and attended a very liberal college. drug prep and info is the key to having a good time and living well. all of these drugs have been shown to decrease depression long term but that does not mean they don't have other mood effects. you need to be extra and create the conditions for a good time.

safe flying.

why do so many teenagers follow me. you know i do drugs right.

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How Drugs Induce Profound Changes In Perception?

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1. Neurotransmitter Disruption

Many drugs that causes hallucinations affect the brain's neurotransmitter systems, which are responsible for communication between neurons.

Serotonin: Hallucinogenic drugs like LSD, psilocybin (magic mushrooms), and MDMA (ecstasy) primarily affect serotonin receptors. They mimic serotonin or increase its release, leading to altered mood, perception, and cognition.

Dopamine: Drugs like cocaine and amphetamines increase dopamine levels, which can lead to heightened sensory perception and hallucinations.

Glutamate: NMDA receptor antagonists like PCP (phencyclidine) and ketamine affect the glutamate system, disrupting normal brain function and leading to dissociative states and hallucinations.

2. Altered Sensory Processing

Drugs can interfere with how sensory information is processed in the brain, leading to hallucinations.

Thalamus and Cortex Interaction: The thalamus acts as a relay center for sensory information. Hallucinogens can disrupt the normal flow of information between the thalamus and the cortex, causing distorted sensory perceptions.

Visual Cortex: Drugs affecting the visual cortex can lead to vivid visual hallucinations, such as seeing patterns, colors, or shapes that aren't there.

3. Disrupted Brain Connectivity

Hallucinogenic drugs can alter the connectivity between different regions of the brain, leading to unusual sensory experiences.

Default Mode Network (DMN): The DMN is involved in self-referential thoughts and daydreaming. Drugs like LSD and psilocybin reduce the activity of the DMN, leading to a breakdown of the sense of self and more vivid hallucinations.

Hyperconnectivity: Increased connectivity between different brain regions can result in synesthesia, where stimulation of one sensory pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in another pathway (e.g., seeing sounds or hearing colors).

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[kmp78]

“can get weed oil and vape but JL doesn’t do those kind of drugs I think maybe other drugs like Molly”. -Anon, help me understand what it is that would make you think “Mr. So Healthy I Bring My Own Food to a 5 Star Chef Catered Hollywood Affair” would prefer illegal ecstasy, a potent stimulant and hallucinogenic to THC which is perfectly safe and legal in private venues in Nevada? Where is any evidence he does either or any drugs at all at this point in his career, particularly in public and when he is hanging out with his drug-addict brother trying to stay sober ? 🧐

Tbh that druggie "sighting" sounded about as valid as that "JL was out and about with Diane Keaton and EmRata" thing on Deux. 😂

[noisymoonsheep]

MDMA (3-4 methylenedioxymethamphetamine) is a synthetic, psychoactive drug with a chemical structure

MDMA (3-4 methylenedioxymethamphetamine) is a synthetic, psychoactive drug with a chemical structure similar to the stimulant methamphetamine and the hallucinogen mescaline. It commonly referred to as Ecstasy or Molly by users.

MDMA is an illegal drug that acts as both a stimulant and psychedelic, producing an energizing effect, as well as distortions in time and perception and enhanced enjoyment from tactile experiences.

MDMA is a Schedule I substance under the Controlled Substances Act, which means that the DEA has determined that it has no medical benefit and a high potential for abuse.

MDMA was first synthesized by a German company in 1912, possibly to be used as an appetite suppressant. It has been available as a street drug since the 1980s, and use escalated in the 1990s among college students and young adults.

Then, it was most often distributed at late-night parties called "raves", nightclubs, and rock concerts.

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Understanding Ecstasy Addiction and Its Effects

Most people are familiar with the drug Ecstasy, which is a common name for the chemical substance methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA). MDMA is often seen as an innocent, recreational drug, but is it really safe? Is ecstasy addictive? The article found at Banyan Treatment Center explains the problem with ecstasy and the dangers of using it. Ecstasy is a stimulant and hallucinogenic drug that affects the release of dopamine, serotonin, and noradrenaline in the brain. When taken regularly or in high doses, it could lead to physical and psychological dependence and an uncontrollable urge to take more and more of the drug. The physical effects of Ecstasy include dehydration, increased blood pressure, increased heart rate, and muscle tension. Psychological effects include confusion and paranoia. These effects can last several days after taking the drug. Long-term users may suffer various psychological impairments, including memory deficits, difficulty concentrating, and withdrawal symptoms. When physical and psychological addiction sets in, that’s when ecstasy becomes a real problem. The addiction might cause a number of other problems in the user’s life, including poor academic performance, difficulty forming relationships, and depression. Here are some key points about Ecstasy abuse:

Using Ecstasy for an extended period or in high doses can lead to physical and psychological dependence

Physical effects of Ecstasy can include dehydration, increased blood pressure, and increased heart rate

Long-term effects of Ecstasy use can include memory deficits, depression, and difficulty forming relationships

It’s essential to seek help if you or a loved one is struggling with addiction to ecstasy. Professional addiction treatment centers can assess the situation and provide targeted, individualized treatment to get the individual back on the right track. Early detection and treatment are key to helping prevent ecstasy addiction from becoming a chronic problem. Taking proactive steps now could help you or your loved one enjoy a healthy and happy lifestyle. If you or someone you love is struggling with ecstasy addiction, a drug rehabilitation program could be the answer. The right program can help break the cycle of addiction and make a lasting impact on your life. Don’t wait any longer. Seek help today and reclaim your life. We are here to help.

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Navigating Ecstasy: A Guide to Avoiding Its Traps

In today's dynamic society, individuals often seek ways to enhance their experiences and temporarily escape the demands of daily life. Unfortunately, some turn to recreational drugs, and among them, ecstasy, also known as MDMA, has gained popularity. This article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of what ecstasy is, its effects, and practical strategies to avoid its potential dangers.

Unveiling Ecstasy

Ecstasy is a synthetic psychoactive substance that alters mood and perception. Its primary component, 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), possesses stimulant and hallucinogenic properties. Typically available in tablet form, ecstasy tablets are often imprinted with distinct logos or symbols. It is commonly associated with recreational use in party and club environments, where it is believed to amplify feelings of euphoria, empathy, and sociability.

Effects and Hazards of Ecstasy

Upon ingestion, ecstasy prompts the release of neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine, leading to altered brain activity. Users often experience a surge of positive emotions, heightened sociability, and intensified sensory perception. Physical manifestations may include increased energy levels, dilated pupils, an elevated heart rate, and an elevated body temperature. These effects typically last for a few hours.

Repeated use of ecstasy can have detrimental effects on both physical and mental health. Chronic usage may result in memory issues, sleep disturbances, anxiety, depression, and diminished cognitive function. Long-term reliance on the drug can lead to addiction as the brain becomes dependent on it to regulate mood and pleasure.

Strategies to Evade Ecstasy and Its Perils

A key step in avoiding the perils of ecstasy is educating oneself and others about its potential risks. Stay informed about the drug's effects, both short-term and long-term, through reliable sources like medical professionals, reputable websites, and government resources. This knowledge empowers individuals to make informed choices and discourages experimentation among others.

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What Is Ecstasy Made from, and What Are Its Effects on the Body?

Ecstasy, commonly referred to as MDMA, is a synthetic drug that is typically produced in clandestine laboratories. The exact composition of ecstasy tablets can vary significantly, as they are often adulterated with other substances. ecstasy hulk. However, the primary active ingredient in ecstasy is MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxy-methamphetamine).

MDMA affects the body by altering the activity of neurotransmitters, particularly serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine. Here are some of the effects it can have on the body:

Euphoria and increased sociability: MDMA induces feelings of intense happiness, pleasure, and well-being. Users often experience a sense of euphoria and heightened sociability, feeling more open, talkative, and connected to others.

Enhanced empathy and emotional openness: MDMA increases feelings of empathy and emotional sensitivity. hulk ecstasy. Users may experience a greater ability to understand and connect with the emotions and experiences of others, leading to a sense of emotional closeness and bonding.

Increased sensory perception: MDMA heightens sensory perception, making music, lights, and other sensory stimuli more intense and pleasurable. Many individuals who use MDMA in a recreational setting report an enhanced appreciation for music and dancing.

Increased energy and stimulation: MDMA is a stimulant that increases energy levels, alertness, and wakefulness. Users often feel more physically and mentally stimulated, with a heightened sense of motivation and focus.

Altered perception of time: MDMA can distort the perception of time, with users reporting a sense of time passing more quickly or slowly.

While ecstasy can produce these desired effects, it also carries potential risks and adverse effects on the body, including:

Cardiovascular effects: MDMA can increase heart rate and blood pressure, potentially leading to cardiovascular problems, particularly in individuals with pre-existing conditions.

Hyperthermia: MDMA can interfere with the body's temperature regulation, resulting in a significant increase in body temperature (hyperthermia). This can lead to severe health complications, including organ failure and even death.

Dehydration: MDMA use can cause dehydration due to increased sweating and an increased need for water to regulate body temperature. It is crucial to stay hydrated while using MDMA to avoid dehydration and its associated risks.

Jaw clenching and teeth grinding: MDMA use often leads to jaw clenching and teeth grinding, known as bruxism. This can cause jaw discomfort, soreness, and dental problems.

Neurotoxicity: Prolonged or excessive use of MDMA has been associated with neurotoxic effects, which can lead to long-term cognitive impairments and changes in brain function.

Psychological effects: MDMA use can result in psychological effects such as anxiety, paranoia, depression, and memory problems. Some individuals may also experience a "comedown" or "crash" after the drug's effects wear off, which can involve feelings of depression and fatigue.

It is important to note that ecstasy tablets sold illegally often contain additional substances, which can further increase the risks and potential side effects associated with MDMA use. Adulterants can include other stimulants, hallucinogens, or even potentially toxic substances.

If you or someone you know is using ecstasy or considering using it, it is crucial to prioritize personal health and safety. Seeking professional advice and assistance from healthcare providers or addiction specialists can provide guidance, support, and resources for informed decision-making and potential treatment.

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The Top 10 Most Common Street Drugs: An Overview of Drug Abuse and Addiction

The Top 10 Most Commonly Used Street Drugs

The world of illicit drugs is far-reaching. Though some drugs can be obtained using a doctor’s prescription, many are sourced from street dealers. This blog post from Legacy Healing Centers examines the 10 most popularly used drugs that are acquired illegally.

Heroin

Heroin is an opiate derived from the poppy plant and gives a feeling of euphoria when taken. It is an incredibly addictive and very dangerous substance, and is one of the most prevalent drugs used on the street.

Cocaine

This drug comes from the coca plant and is usually found in a white powder or rock form. It can be snorted, smoked, or dissolved into water and injected. It is highly addictive and can cause serious health complications.

Methamphetamine

Also known as crystal meth or “ice”, this highly addictive stimulant can be created with a variety of substances like pseudoephedrine or ephedrine. It can be taken orally, snorted, smoked, or injected. It has been around since the 1930s when it was used as a medical drug.

Prescription Opioids

These drugs are primarily used to relieve pain, and they are highly addictive and deadly. Vicodin, hydrocodone, and oxycodone are among the most commonly used opioids, and they can be obtained illegally or through a prescription.

LSD

This is a hallucinogenic drug, and it stands for Lysergic acid diethylamide. It is usually taken orally, but can also be dissolved and taken through a dropper. It is a very strong hallucinogen and can have lasting mental effects on the user.

Ecstasy

This is made of chemically synthesized ingredients, and it gives an intense feeling of euphoria. It can be swallowed, snorted, or injected, and it is often used in “rave” parties.

Ketamine

This drug is related to PCP, and it can produce effects ranging from hallucinations to out-of-body experiences. It can be snorted, injected, or swallowed. It is also used in veterinary medicine.

GHB

Also known as liquid ecstasy, this drug is a central nervous system depressant that is usually sold in liquid form. It is often used in date rape, and it can cause physical and mental effects within minutes of taking.

Concerta

Commonly referred to as study drugs, this is a prescription-only medication often used for the treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). However, it can be highly addictive, and misused for its long-lasting effects.

Kratom

This drug is derived from the leaves of the Mitragyna speciosa tree, and it is used to treat chronic pain and opioid withdrawal symptoms. It has become more popular in recent years for its opiate-like effects. The complexity of drug trafficking makes it difficult to accurately measure the scope of the illicit drug market. Fortunately, Legacy Healing Centers is here to help those suffering from drug addiction get the help they need. By teaching people the dangers of these drugs, we can help reduce the negative effects of addiction.

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