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    Ecstasy or MDMA is a synthetic drug, which can change as well as change the senses of the user. This drug is known by different street names like Lover’s Speed, Adam, X, Clarity and XTC. Ecstasy has stimulating and hallucinogenic properties like amphetamine and mescaline respectively.

    Generally, ecstasy is taken in the form of capsule or tablet and the effects of this drug can carry on for three to six hours approximately.







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