I’ve Heard That the Drug Ecstasy Is Totally Made for the Street Use and Has No Medical Uses Is This True?

Published February 3, 2014

Question by silky1: i’ve heard that the drug ecstasy is totally made for the street use and has no medical uses is this true?

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Answer by sambam
No idea – when I was in highschool though, I definitely abused that drug and loved it. I don’t see how it could EVER be for medical purposes though!

Oh – and don’t do it! It’s EXTREMELY addictive!

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