Ecstasy reaches the brain fast, due to its chemical structure. This infographic illustrates the pathway of ecstasy from entry to elimination.
ecstasy side effects
Recreational ecstasy use over the long-term may lead to lasting brain damage and bring on other physical and psychological health risks. More about the long term effects of ecstasy (MDMA), here.
Possibly. More here on the risks of pure vs. “cut” ecstasy here, with a section at the end for your questions.
When and how did people beginning taking ecstasy? Where are patterns of use taking us in the future? Here, we explore more about MDMA, its abuse history, and future.
Ecstasy addiction CAN OCCUR. In fact, long term MDMA use can cause physical or psychological harm to user. More on how ecstasy addiction happens and its adverse effects here.
Ecstasy can seriously affect human sexuality and/or reproduction. More on the effects of ecstasy on men, women, and children (including those in vitro) here.
How does ecstasy affects the body? Check on the visual damage that MDMA can cause here in this infographic. Then, we invite you to LIKE < SHARE < OR PRINT the graphic for use in school or office.
How does ecstasy affect the brain, body, and organs? A brief review of the effects of ecstasy on the body system here.
What are the adverse effects of ecstasy? Are they serious? We invite you to check this infographic and find out. If you like it, we invite you to PRINT IT OUT or SHARE IT with others!
Ecstasy peak levels occur about 45 minutes after consumption, while effects last from 3-6 hours. More on the pharmokinetics of ecstasy (MDMA) here.