Ecstasy Addiction
Ecstasy is a synthetic psychoactive with hallucinogenic and stimulant like properties. MDMA the chemical name for ecstasy is a neuro-toxic agent. The structure is similar to other drugs which lead to brain damage. Ecstasy increases body temperature which in many cases leads to kidney and cardiovascular failure. Ecstasy affects neurons in the brain mainly serotonin production. Serotonin regulates mood, aggression, sensitivity to pain, and sleep.
Consequences
Many users of ecstasy report psychological difficulties that include depression, sleep problems, anxiety, drug cravings, paranoia, and confusion during and after taking ecstasy. MDMA increases blood pressure and heart rate an extreme risk for those who suffer from heart disease or a circulatory disorder. Ecstasy may cause irreversible liver damage for many users.
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