MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine) is a synthetic hallucinogen. The street names ecstasy or molly sometimes refer to it, but many of these pills only contain trace amounts of MDMA. MDMA is a Schedule 1 substance in many countries worldwide. This makes it illegal to produce, possess, and sell. However, the medical community has urged governments to relook at the drug….
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MDMA isn’t the “LOVE DRUG” people tend to think it is. It is more of a gateway to intimacy. Many times couples take MDMA expecting to feel extremely sexual and horny, only to realize that they spent the last several hours having a heart-to-heart conversation with their partner while gently touching them in an intimate,…
As much as 11.7% of the US population aged 12 or older uses an illicit drug once or more a month. The consequences related to the abuse of drugs cost the US 20% of the federal budget on an annual basis. While recreational use of drugs is commonly reported, there are some substances used in medical settings…
How Are MDA and MDMA Related? Before we delve into this topic, let’s be clear on one point. We rarely know exactly what we are getting on the street. At the point of sale, no one is certain about the chemical make-up of the drug, and frequently you will find MDMA mixed with MDA but…
The Risks of MDMA: Know Your MDMA Risks Many studies today claim that MDMA, also known as the party drug Ecstasy, has the potential to assist psychotherapy and help heal PTSD, depression, addiction, and other mental health concerns. While these reports naturally make many people curious, MDMA can also be dangerous, particularly if you don’t…
A prevalent misconception that keeps “MDMA-assisted psychotherapy” (“MDMAAP”) shrouded in stigma is that the practice is no different than simply “giving someone Ecstasy” and “letting them roll.” So What is MDMAAP? MDMAAP is a course of treatment consisting of up to three full-day MDMA-guided therapy sessions, and in addition, weekly sober talk therapy sessions. MDMA-Guided…