1. Ecstasy
Users of ecstasy don't really know what they are putting into their bodies. Before I am done speaking I want you all to understand that ecstasy is a drug that is very popular among young people because of its ability to create the ultimate sensory experience, however it has many negative side effects that people seem to be indifferent to. .
Now having heard of what ecstasy is, lets discuss about how it feels to be high off of E.
On a psychological level, ecstasy is known to create a peaceful, intense eurphoric compassionate yet energetic mood. Users says it can be compared to a "six-hour orgasm." It is known as a love drug because as it heightens the senses, the user is flooded with warm, fuzzy feelings and wants to be massaged and hugged. Because the skin is extra sensitive, the slightest touch feels good that is where the vaporub comes into play. People put vaporub under their eyes to wake them up and they sometimes wear face masks drenched with that stuff so they can breathe it in. But physically, the user is experiencing cold sweats, chills, and nausea. Hypertention and increased heart rates cause the muscles to tense up especially in the jaw that is why they carry pacifiers and lollipops so they would have something to chew on. The eyes become more sensitive to light and this picture illustrates why ravers use glow sticks. The body overheats from its inability to regulate internal temperature and therefore requires more fluids. Body temperature can reach up to 110 F at which point the blood starts to thicken. Most problems attribute to the fact that inexperienced users of Ecstasy do not drink enough water and experience massive dehydration. .
In order to understand why this happens, lets take a look at what happens in the brain physiologically when E is present in our system.
The main cause is the chemical in our brain called seratonin. This chemical controls activities like regulating aggression, thinking, sleeping, eating, sex drives, sensitivity to pain, and moods.
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