Extasy use stimulates the release of several important brain chemicals but majority of the psychological natural antidepressant effects of extasy are associated to the excessive release of serotonin by certain brain nerve cells. About twenty to thirty minutes after the intake of extasy, a person will feel the coming on effects which include symptoms like increased heart palpitation, rising blood pressure, a significant change of body temperature depending on the temperature of the room he or she is in, pupil dilation, tightening of jaws, and teeth grinding among many others. Some people become nauseated and others even end up vomiting due to the effects of extasy. Common Extasy Effects For the next three to five hours, the psychological effects of extasy will take place which include a feeling of heightened sensations and increased energy although some people may experience some form of hallucination depending on the dosage and whether or not her or she took another substance combined with extasy use. But on the other hand, the most widely sought factor of extasy use are usually the emotional effects. This is because when you are under the natural antidepressant effects of extasy, you feel great empathy and warmth to people around you and a great sense of well being. This is also one of the reasons why some people gets addicted to this substance because they always want to experience the unique effects of extasy. Immediate Positive Effects of Extasy More often than not, the most noticeable effects of extasy ...

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