By Garett Roe
 Extacy was first made in 1912 by a chemist,
Anton Kollisch. At the time Kollisch was
interested in developing substances that
stopped adnormal bleeding.
 Ecstasy is a stimulant drug
 Extacy is actually the nick name for MDMA
Extacy Extacy formula
 MDMA-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine
 Also known as E or X
 Extacy has a tendency to induce euphoria, a
sense of intimacy with others, and diminished
anxiety and depression.
 Extacy is illegal.
 It is sometimes used in the medical field.
 Extacy can make you have impaired memory,
chronic depression, anxiety, sleeplessness, and
paranoid delusions.
 A treat meant called the detoxification flushes
out the cravings for more extacy
Here are some other
sideffects for using
extacy
Confusion
Sleep problems
Anxiety
Teeth clenching
Blurred vision
Acne-like rash
Brain damage
Depression
Addiction
Paranoia
Nausea
Chills and sweating
Liver damage
Aggression
Faintness
Muscle tension
Violent, irrational behavior
Convulsions
Tremors

Extacy

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  • 2.
     Extacy wasfirst made in 1912 by a chemist, Anton Kollisch. At the time Kollisch was interested in developing substances that stopped adnormal bleeding.
  • 3.
     Ecstasy isa stimulant drug
  • 4.
     Extacy isactually the nick name for MDMA Extacy Extacy formula  MDMA-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine  Also known as E or X
  • 5.
     Extacy hasa tendency to induce euphoria, a sense of intimacy with others, and diminished anxiety and depression.
  • 6.
     Extacy isillegal.  It is sometimes used in the medical field.
  • 7.
     Extacy canmake you have impaired memory, chronic depression, anxiety, sleeplessness, and paranoid delusions.
  • 8.
     A treatmeant called the detoxification flushes out the cravings for more extacy
  • 9.
    Here are someother sideffects for using extacy Confusion Sleep problems Anxiety Teeth clenching Blurred vision Acne-like rash Brain damage Depression Addiction Paranoia Nausea Chills and sweating Liver damage Aggression Faintness Muscle tension Violent, irrational behavior Convulsions Tremors