Make Your Homemade Ecstasy

Ecstasy is the common name for MethyleneDioxyMethAmphetamine, or MDMA. It is a synthetic drug usually sold as small tablets which come in a variety of colors and sizes. It is also available as powder and can be snorted or injected.

Ecstasy is a stimulant because it speeds up the functions of the central nervous system.
Be Careful:

• Ecstasy is illegal and a conviction for possession can carry long prison sentences.
• Frequent or high doses have been linked to neurotoxic damage in laboratory animals.
  
• It is still unknown whether such damage occurs in humans or, if it does, whether this has any long-term, negative consequences.
• Some people experience depression after taking MDMA. This is caused by MDMA's action on certain brain chemicals.
• There have been some deaths associated with large butterflyMDMA. Usually these have been a result of heatstroke from dancing for long periods of time in hot clubs without replenishing lost body fluids.
• Much of what is sold as "ecstasy" on the black market actually contains other drugs, some of which can be more dangerous than MDMA, like PMA, speed, DXM and PCP.
• Mixing ecstasy with alcohol or other drugs increases the risk of adverse reactions.