HERE IS HOW IT AFFECTS OUR BRAIN AND WHY
How it works on the brain. When MDMA enters in our body, it influences our brain by releasing norepinephrine (called stress hormone involves the brain areas dedicated to attention and reactions), dopamine (neurotransmitter that acts on the sympathetic nerve by increasing blood pressure and heart rate) and, above all, serotonin (a neurotransmitter that influences mood, sleep, sexuality and appetite) that, within 30-60 minutes of taking, leads us to a state of marked euphoria, accompanied by general well-being and happiness. In particular, MDMA stimulates empathy and links with people, alters the perception of time and induces hallucinations. The effect lasts a few hours (maximum 6 even if depending on the person can last more or less).
What happens when the effect passes. Once the real effect of ecstasy is over, residues remain in our body that lead us to experience different emotions during the following week: difficulty in remembering, anxiety, sadness, irritability and, in some cases, depression.
Risks of intake. The MDMA physically stimulates us to the point of making us lose the awareness of any physical efforts made, this is likely to have negative effects on the body, including hyperthermia (excessive increase in body temperature) that can cause damage to the muscles and kidneys, in addition to dehydrating us.
10 REASONS WHY...WE MUSTN'T USE DRUGS!!!
1)Do not use drugs because they leads to paralysis, strokes and heart attacks;
2) Do not use drugs because they make you spend a lot of money;
3) Do not use drugs because they cause hair loss and lead to anorexia;
4)Do not use drugs because they cause loss of lucidity;
5)Do not use drugs because they create addiction;
6)Do not use drugs because they lead to death;
7)Do not use drugs because they harm those close to you;
8)Do not use drugs because they enrich the underworld;
9)Do not use drugs because they destroy your future.
10)Do not use the drugs because destroys the desire to live.
Written by Gaetano Nicotera and Alessia Petrone