h medicines. However a high dosage, mixed with MDMA, puts dangerous levels of strain on the liver. Atropine is a prescription drug that relaxes the muscles lining the walls of the intestines. Though these can be dangerous combinations, very few have turned out to be deadly. However one pill was seized in the Netherlands on January 28 of this year, containing strychnine (rat poison). Fortunately it was not consumed. So, as you can see, dealers and manufacturers of ecstasy have found a wide range of alternative substances to combine with MDMA, to cut down on costs, and to increase the level of revenue due to the high demand of this drug.
             Another popular question among the public is: "What is the trip or high like, while on ecstasy?" The feedback on this inquiry is very positive, with no or seldom complaints. A common remark among users is that while they are "rolling", they are very happy, and at peace with others and themselves. They also claim to have very high levels of energy. This is why ecstasy is so popular on the rave and dance club scene. As I stated earlier, a very common experience, while on "e", is a great sense of empathy. Users are often very emotional (joy), and have an increased sensitivity to touch-backrubs, kisses, hugs, sexual encounters, etc.... Because of this, many users warn strongly against any form of sexual interaction while on "e", claiming that when sober, sex will never be the same. Obviously, this is not a proven fact, but rather a general consensus from experienced users. Furthermore, considering all of these factors, ecstasy appears to be a "feel-good" drug, having no do!
             There are, however, many physical, emotional, and mental drawbacks to this drug. The most common side effects after using ecstasy are: confusion, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, sleeping difficulties, depersonalization, derealization, hallucinations, flashbacks, pa...