Effects of MDMA are often seen only as the array of consequences that happen the day after abusing the drug, but the truth is that internal organs can be affected short term or on the long run. The flush of natural antidepressant made possible by only a single pill of MDMA (ecstasy) can determine many side effects, besides the euphoria and feeling of well being experienced right after taking the drug. Long-term effects of MDMA are also possible to appear, as the internal organs are abused repeatedly. Here are the most important organs that are affected by MDMA use. The brain The most important processes in one’s body take place in the brain, and this is the vital organ that is basically taken under control by MDMA use. When the drug reaches the nervous cells, it commands the natural antidepressant receptors to release the entire quantity of serotonin the brain has stored, thus depleting the precious reserve. The drug users feel very euphoric and energetic, and they feel like they can dance the entire night without becoming tired. This is, however, a false impression, as exhaustion and overheating often occurs. The next day, the brain feels foggy and a feeling of depression embraces the same person that was feeling like on top of the world just the night before. Also, long-term effects of MDMA can occur, and brain damage is possible, being accompanied by memory impairment and inability to learn. The heart An increased heartbeat is not recommended for a ...

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