Herbal Ecstasy

    

    

What is herbal ecstasy?

Is it harmful?

What is the exact quantity of it to use?

What are the effects of it?

What is the proper instruction to use it?

Legal substitutes contain various herbs and herbal extracts. Herbs are psychoactive which are advertised to have some effects to ecstasy. They are claimed to be legal and safe.

In fact, they do not cause serotonin and dopamine release. Some are harmful and also contrary to law in the quantities recommended. Some cause similar physical effects like tingling skin, raised heart beat and blood pressure and sweating. These effects stimulate our brains to release neurotransmitters, just as happens with contact high. See the herbal ecstasy trial below for their effectiveness.

‘Ephedrine makes you sweat and feel your muscles and skin more intensely. It can act as an aphrodisiac, especially for women. Unlike ecstasy, it helps you to concentrate your mind so that some people find it a good drug to use for mental work. At it’s unpleasant to overdose, start with a low dose such as tea mode from one tea spoon of dried herb stewed for 5 minutes and strained.’

Though the maximum dose of the herb (600 mg 3 times a day) legally prescribed in Britain, Ephedrine is prescribed in Chinese medicine. It may be for the reason that some branded herbal ecstasy consists of several pills.

Ephedrine makes your heart beat faster and breathe more deeply which can feel hilariousness. But overdose may cause dangerous problems such as muscle spasms and even a heart attack. You should try small amount first. British National Formulary depicts, ‘Ephedrine should be avoided as long as possible and it is not recommended. It should not be used by people of diabetes, heart disease, and hypertension or kidney disease.’ Side effects include anxiety, dry throat, racing heart, tremor and cold extremities. Herbal ecstasy pills are sold at about E10, not much less than an E. A man took much and had a panic attack. When he was taken to the hospital and was declared as death.

Ephedrine herb is cheaper than ecstasy herb but no less risky than that. Brew the dried herb in a cup of water at least three minutes than strain it and make tea. Start with one teas spoon per person. It’s bitter and astringent but is more palatable with little milk.