Ecstasy addiction
Ecstasy is currently the most popular party drug. It is widely used by young people at parties, night clubs, house parties and (music) festivals.
Ecstasy has a stimulating effect. It allows you to keep going without getting tired. Your body temperature rises, you are more active, your heart rate increases and your feeling of hunger is suppressed. It elevates your mood and makes you feel more awake. Music and light effects are perceived differently and there is a higher need for contact and intimacy. Ecstasy has a rather long-lasting effect, while there are only few after-effects. Some people experience mild feelings of depression.
However,
the more you use this substance, the less effective it will be,
although the increase in energy remains the same.
This is where
the danger lies. People might be tempted to try other substances.
Using ecstasy in combination with other addictive drugs can have very
adverse effects and may lead to death.
Ecstasy is not really physically addictive. However, people often start depending on ecstasy to have a good time when they go out.
Ecstasy is associated with changes in the brain. Regular use of ecstasy can lead to memory loss and loss of concentration, sleeping problems, anxiety attacks and depression.
As ecstasy raises the body temperature, it may lead to overheating and dehydration, which can impede the proper functioning of certain organs in your body and may therefore lead to death.
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