Ecstasy (MDMA): Effects, Risks & Information
Ecstasy (MDMA/Molly) is a psychoactive stimulant/hallucinogen producing euphoria, energy, sociability. Typically a white/off-white powder taken orally or snorted; effects begin in 30–60 minutes, lasting hours.
Effects
- Euphoria, happiness
- Increased energy, alertness
- Enhanced sociability, closeness
- Reduced inhibitions
- Heightened sensory perception
- Altered time perception
- Mild visual/auditory hallucinations
Risks
- Dehydration, hyperthermia
- Heart problems, seizures
- Kidney/liver damage
- Death
- Dangerous interactions with alcohol, cannabis, cocaine
Ecstasy is potentially dangerous; use with extreme caution and awareness of risks.
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