Ecstasy is a powerful drug that provides hallucinogenic effects. This drug also has the scientific name MethylenedioxyMethamphetamine or MDMA. Ecstasy is a psychoactive drug that can act as a stimulant as well as a mood changer. The drug changes the perception of the person about the world as well as increases the speed of the body system. MDMA brings chemical changes in the brain especially when it releases serotonin at an increased level. Serotonin plays a major role in balancing the mood, appetite and energy level of an individual. Ecstasy History This drug is made chemically by Seize Ecstasy Cargo Clandestine laboratories functioning all over Western Europe, mainly in Belgium and Netherlands. The drug is manufactured in the form of capsules, powder and tablets. In Europe, the drug is consumed domestically, but very few labs of MDMA are operating in United States. The drug was patented in the year 1913 and was used experimentally for psychotherapy in 1970s. The drug is normally used with other chemical drugs. The lab is making the drug in enormous quantities because of the increased demand of the drug in international and domestic markets. Ecstasy Effects The short-term adverse ecstasy effects are sweating, chills, nausea, hallucinations, tremors, clenching, blurred vision, muscle cramping and clenching and increased body temperature. Some other ecstasy effects are paranoia, depression and anxiety. Ecstasy effects caused by an overdose are seizures, panic attacks, faintness, high blood pressure, unconsciousness and drastic extreme body temperatures. Overdoses of this drug may become fatal because ...

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