Re:Psychiatric risks for worsened mental health after psyche...
by bheadmaster on Tuesday April 16, 2024 @04:36AM
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> How is it possible that a retired psychotherapist is using interchangably MDMA word and Extasy word, making a tremendous mistake in your own professional field?
Because he was not giving a personal opinion - he was talking about a media report:
> media went wild over reports that a 18 year old girl (Leah Betts) had died from taking MDMA
Re:Psychiatric risks for worsened mental health after psyche...
by nefasti on Tuesday April 16, 2024 @04:36AM
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Good Ecstasy is pure mdma and fillers not necessarily others drugs.
Re:Psychiatric risks for worsened mental health after psyche...
by quchen on Tuesday April 16, 2024 @04:48AM
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Ecstasy is a street name, and its meaning can vary a lot depending on where you are. Around Berlin you’ll find lots of people that call only MDMA pills ecstasy, while Emma is street MDMA, for example.
Re:Psychiatric risks for worsened mental health after psyche...
by smt88 on Tuesday April 16, 2024 @10:30AM
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I can confirm that in my entire life in the US, no one has ever called pure MDMA "ecstasy". The latter has always referred to MDMA cut with something.
There may be different subcultures in the US that I don't know about, of course.
Re:Psychiatric risks for worsened mental health after psyche...
by justadolphinnn on Tuesday April 16, 2024 @04:49AM
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Seems like you're talking about yourself frankly, they are not separate drugs. There is usually other stuff in extasy but otherwise it's just MDMA lil bro
How is it possible that a retired psychotherapist is using interchangably MDMA word and Extasy word, making a tremendous mistake in your own professional field?
> The coroner said that "water intoxication"
Google tells that it happened after 7 liters of water consumed in one take.