Designer Drugs

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    I still can't believe that to be true.
    In my younger days, after a good binge (2-3 days at a festival) on it it would take me a good few weeks before I felt fully normal again. It seems odd that the 'negative' after effects could be noticeable for weeks, but apparently leave no permanent changes.

    I always find that if taken in moderation, and still having a great time with it, I feel fine immediately after the comedown, but if I really go wild then I can't help believe, despite lack of apparent evidence, that I've been affecting my brain permanently.

    Then again it may just have changed my conscious perception of things rather than the nuts and bolts.

    I think it's quite irresponsible to suggest that ecstasy causes no brain damage, as they are referring to a pure form of MDMA, not what people buy on the street. Many of the chemicals found in street pills are known to have long term effects to the brain and the body.

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    • The article above is not true. They're actually promoting drug use because you will be more of a zombie and a FOLLOWER.VikingKingEleven
    • Its a tactic Government have used for a long time. Just a step above from the fluoride in the waterVikingKingEleven
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