Ecstasy is probably one of the most under-rated drugs in addiction physiology. According to a recent study in chemical dependency counseling, almost 75% of people who take ecstasy, end up in a hospital because of it.

It's unstable. Not only is ecstasy bad for your health, but you run the risk of not even taking the drug itself! Ecstasy is generally combined with other random drugs and it's extremely rare to just find plain ecstasy with the main chemical " MDMA ".

A chemical dependency counselor, or someone in addiction physiology, will tell you about ecstasy being a pleasure killer. After users of ecstasy have taken so much, depending on the person, your brain won't be able to produce chemicals that give your body pleasure. This is much like the side effects of meth and heroin.

Please keep in mind that ecstasy, according to addiction physiology, is not just a "party drug"! It can be just as dangerous as the big ones like cocaine. On top off all the other side effects listed above, ecstasy can pose a great risk for heart disease.

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