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Ecstasy as in 2017 has no medical uses. Instead it is used as a recreational drug . But some therapists use it in therapy despite Ecstasy being illegal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDMA

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In 2011 22,498 emergency department visits were by Ecstasy. According to the website most of the patients were from ages 18-29. Also the article states that ED visits have doubled since 2004, which most of the cases males created 70% of those visits. http://luxury.rehabs.com/ecstasy-abuse/statistics/

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Ecstasy according to the article is synthetic. The pill itself has a varied of ingredients but most commonly they add caffeine, amphetamine, and even cocaine. http://www.drugfreeworld.org/drugfacts/drugs/ecstasy.html
The video below explains whats inside Ecstasy, it state how is made.

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What's In An Ecstasy Tablet? - How Drugs Work, Ecstasy, Preview - BBC Three

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The effects usually start within 20 to 40 minutes after you have consume the drug. The effects usually last from 3 to 6 hours. https://psychcentral.com/lib/frequently-asked-questions-about-ecstasy/

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Does the drug have  different effects on men than women? 

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Does the drug have  different effects on men than women? 

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Ecstasy does have different effects when it comes to gender. Women seem to have negative changes in their personalities. Sleep disruptions and depletion  substances like dopamine in the brain are also some differences. https://psychcentral.com/lib/frequently-asked-questions-about-ecstasy/
Image below is of a chart were it shows the percentages between male and female use of drugs in 2013.

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Does the drug cause psychiatric problems? 

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Does the drug cause psychiatric problems? 

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Ecstasy does cause psychiatric problems. MDAM can create or reinforce existing psychiatric problems. Specifically the withdrawal is what starts these syndromes. https://psychcentral.com/lib/frequently-asked-questions-about-ecstasy/

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Teens are really vulnerable to Ecstasy since this drug is most popular in clubs, parties, etc. Fortunately the percentages of teen usage according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse the percentage has dropped around 2% (5.2-3.3) in a span of 9 years (2001-2010). http://www.projectknow.com/research/teen-ecstasy-abuse/?v=lib1-3#prevalence-of-ecstasy-use-among-youth
The video below describes a teen after using Ecstasy. It describes his experiences.

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Bipolar Disorder , Psychosis & Marijuana

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A segment from Teens In Action Presents... The Truth About Drugs and Alcohol

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Five important facts about Ecstasy are;
1. Ecstasy stands for, (Effects characteristic of both stimulant and hallucinogenic drugs.
2. Majority of Ecstasy used in the US is manufactured in the Netherlands and Canada.
3. Young adults have the highest percentages of Ecstasy use.
4. In 2013 17 millions Americans reported to have used Ecstasy.
5. DEA reported that 13% of Ecstasy actually contains "Molly". http://drugabuse.com/library/ecstasy-history-and-statistics/

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Give me three important facts about your drug.

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Give me three important facts about your drug.

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Three important facts about Ecstasy;
1. Mixing Ecstasy with alcohol is extremely dangerous.
2. Ecstasy even do it's used in parties to gain energy such conditions in the rave for instance hot conditions can lead to dehydration, heart and kidney problems.
3. Taking more than one pill at the time is called bumping. http://www.drugfreeworld.org/drugfacts/drugs/ecstasy.html

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Some street names include:
E, Love Drug, X, Love pill, Cadillac, Candy, Adam, Skittles, etc.
https://casapalmera.com/nicknames-street-names-and-slang-for-mdmaecstasy/
The video below is about the expert listing some of the names for Ecstasy.

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http://www.ivisdomstore.com/KNOW_DRUG_TEST_KIT_p/aa001.htm Drug Testing Expert Douglas Chinchar educates you about drugs and teenage drug use.

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What is the history of this drug? Explain? 

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What is the history of this drug? Explain? 

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Ecstasy was discovered in Germany in 1912 by Anton Kollisch. Anton was a chemist for the company Merck. MDMA was at first was not intended to be used as a drug but as a treatment for uterine bleeding. Throughout the century psychotherapists wanted to use the drug as a potential treatment to cure fears, and control emotions. However MDMA  was never certified by the FDA. http://drugabuse.com/library/ecstasy-history-and-statistics/

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An individual can get addicted. Ecstasy addiction happens over time. This happens because the drug affects the neurotransmitters. It isn't physical dependence but instead psychological addiction. The body doesn't physically needed but for the brain it becomes a desire. http://drug.addictionblog.org/is-ecstasy-addictive/

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How does it affect the body(brain)? Which body system is impacted the worst?  Short term and long term effects.  

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How does it affect the body(brain)? Which body system is impacted the worst?  Short term and long term effects.  

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Ecstasy affects the brain because to release neurotransmitters like Serotonin which changes the person's mood. The body system that is impacted the worst is the Nervous system because the drug disrupts and causes changes on the brain. Short term effects include hyperthermia and dehydration. On the other hand long term effects include, brain damage and Neurotoxic damage meaning the drug mostly damages the brain.
Links:
https://mic.com/articles/137070/the-disturbing-truth-about-how-ecstasy-affects-the-brain#.737GOXI1i
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDMA
Video below describes the effects of Ecstasy on the brain.

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People usually take Ecstasy as a pill, tablet or capsule. Some as well take it in liquid form or snort it. People sometimes mix the Ecstasy with other drugs.  https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/drugfacts/mdma-ecstasymolly

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Ecstasy can be found all around the world and in most places Ecstasy is legally controlled. The map below shows the regions across the planet were Ecstasy was used in 2014. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDMA

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What's your drug? Is it a stimulant or depressant? Why?

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What's your drug? Is it a stimulant or depressant? Why?

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My drug is called Ecstasy. Scientifically refer as 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine
(MDMA). Ecstasy is a  stimulant drug because it is a psychoactive which causes change in mood. The drug increases empathy, euphoria, etc.   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDMA
The video below describes more deeply the drug. The video is a quick summary of what's to be learned about Ecstasy.

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A synthetic compound often found in raves and clubs, Ecstasy directly affects the central nervous system and causes hallucinations. It's side effects are rapid breathing, restlessness, nausea, vomiting, paranoia, confusion, delusions, and seizures. Long term abuse of Ecstasy often results in chronic aggressive behavior, memory loss, heart damage, psychosis, and brain damage.