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- often lased with other drugs like heroin and cocaine
- you don't know what is in the drug
- often hidden in food and slipped into drinks
- causes problems controlling temperature like heatstroke

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Ecstasy can result in death, but it is pretty. mostly the people that die from ecstasy are really young people who have taken way to much there first time.

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Not to much is known but a study showed that prenatal exposure of ecstasy can lead to motor delay in the offspring

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Ecstasy makes someone feel very good but once it is over the person would feel sad and depressed. They feel like they need to take more because they believe they will never feel the same again without taking another

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yes, ecstasy can be an addictive drug, however it is not as addictive as a drug like heroin or crack cocaine, this is because the withdrawal symptoms are not as severe as other hard drugs

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memory loss
mood regulation
deep and sometimes chronic depression

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-increases in heart rate
-blood pressure
-muscle tension
-teeth clenching,
-lowered inhibition (doing things and making decisions that your normally wouldn’t),
-nausea (feeling sick) and possible vomiting,
-blurred vision, dizziness and faintness ,
-chills or sweating,
-higher body temperature (can lead to serious heart, liver, or kidney --problems),
-increased risk for unsafe sex

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ecstasy is ingested and is an Advil-looking powdered tablets

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X, E, or XTC
Adam
Beans
Candy
Dancing Shoes
Disco Biscuits
Doves
E-bomb
Egg Rolls
Happy Pill
Hug Drug
Love Drug

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synthetic
made in labs
most commonly found in nightclubs and raves
alters mood, senses, and thoughts.