how to use ecstacy?? for school?

Question

i need to know how do people use ectacy
and effect of the drug
and you had used before what impact your life???
just answer
dont say i am lying !!!!!! cuz i am a good student and i am doing this for school

i am not using at school!!!
i am doing a project about drug for C.A.P.P. in school

Answer 1

why would anyone even attempt to use ecstacy in school?

Answer 2

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MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxy-N-methylamphetamine), also known by the street names ecstasy/extasy, E, or XTC, is a semisynthetic entactogen of the phenethylamine family, whose primary effect is believed to be the stimulation of secretion, as well as inhibition of re-uptake, of large amounts of serotonin as well as dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain, inducing a general sense of openness, empathy, energy, euphoria, and well-being. Tactile sensations are enhanced for some users, making physical contact with others more pleasurable. Contrary to popular belief MDMA does not necessarily produce aphrodisiac effects. Its reported ability to facilitate self-examination with reduced fear may prove useful in some therapeutic settings, leading in 2001 to permission from the United States FDA for testing in patients with post-traumatic stress disorder in conjunction with psychotherapy. It was classed in an entirely new category of drug action as an "empathogen" or sometimes known as "entactogen".

Dehydration is a risk among users who are physically active (such as dancing for an extended period of time at a night club or rave) and forget to drink adequate fluid, as the drug, being an amphetamine-based stimulant in addition to its empathogenic properties, may mask one's normal sense of exhaustion and thirst, and this risk is much greater when used in combination with alcohol. Alcohol and dancing heavily dehydrate you while the stimulating effects mask these signs and give you energy to continue far past normal capacities. Hypertension is another risk factor given the increased cardiac load experienced while under the effects. The effects of long-term use in humans are largely unknown and the subject of much controversy - particularly with regard to the risks of severe long-term depression as a result of a reduction in the natural production of serotonin. Excessive or heavy use would likely cause mild to moderate damage to the nervous system. Light or moderate responsible use would likely cause mild to no harm [citation needed], especially when combined with neuroprotectants. Addictive personality types have been known to abuse the drug as they would with alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs, yet a UK study showed fewer harmful effects than these

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