mdma

• Stimulant synthétique et drogue psychédélique chimiquement liée à la mescaline et à l'amphétamine, connue pour ses effets euphoriques et hallucinogènes ; autrefois utilisée en psychothérapie, mais désormais classée comme substance illégale dans de nombreuses juridictions.

A synthetic stimulant and psychedelic drug chemically related to mescaline and amphetamine, known for producing euphoric and hallucinogenic effects; formerly used in psychotherapy but now classified as an illegal substance in many jurisdictions.

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1. Synthetic stimulant drugB2formalmedical

   A psychoactive substance chemically related to amphetamine and mescaline, used recreationally for its euphoric and empathogenic effects, and formerly employed in psychotherapy before being prohibited in many countries.

   MDMA (ecstasy)

   • MDMA, commonly known as ecstasy, is often taken at music festivals for its uplifting effects.
   • Researchers are investigating the potential therapeutic uses of MDMA for post-traumatic stress disorder.
   • The use of MDMA can lead to dehydration and serotonin syndrome if not taken responsibly.
   • In the 1970s, some therapists used MDMA to facilitate communication in couples counseling.

   Synonymesadameecstasyxxtc