DOES ANY BODY KNOW HOW LONG "mdma" EXTACY STAYS IN A PERSONS SYTEM ?
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The primary effects of methylenedioxymethamphetamine last approximately 3-4 hours when taken orally. For many people there is an additional period of time (2-6 hrs) where it is difficult to go to sleep and there is definitely a noticeable difference from everyday reality, but which is not strong enough to be considered 'tripping'. Many people also experience a noticeable shift in mood for several days after use; for some this is a period of depression while others experience lifted mood.\n\nMany users report feeling extremely drained the day after MDMA use. This 'day after' effect means for many MDMA users that they need to plan 2 days for the experience: one for the peak experience and one recovery day, with very little planned. Many users also experience some level of post-MDMA depression, often starting on the second day after the experience and lasting for up to 5 days. A small percentage of users report depressive symptoms for weeks afterwards. Alternately, some users report feeling better than normal for a week or so after taking MDMA. The negative after-effects of taking MDMA appear to be worse with higher frequencies of use, higher dosages, and perhaps total lifetime usage.
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too long, however long it has been in the system.\n\nGet off it and stay off it. Its a crime to put people onto this drug, plain and simple.\n\nSorry I couldn;t be more help.
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to my knowledge cocaine can stay in your system for at least 72 hours.
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Are you talking about marijuana? It can remain up to 4 weeks depending on how much and how often you use it' Check out a book called urine trouble and you can find out more spe3cific info there
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How about no use at all. MDMA was developed over half a century ago and has been a banned subtance for years now because of its effects on the brain.
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6 Months I believe. Go to www.erowid.org   That page will answer EVERYTHING you've ever wanted to know about drugs.
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It depends on the test.  Usually, it's up to 2-3 days, but  urine samples can be positive for cocaine metabolites for a week or longer in adults (and even longer in children--God forbid!!).
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If you have done coke only one time.... It can be gone as soon as the next day. \n\nother drugs can/will stay in your system longer.\n\nWhen they are testing w/ hair, I under stand it to be much longer that they can find stuff in your system.
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Standardly Detectable in Urine for 48-72 hours after use.\n\n"Elimination of cocaine is predominantly controlled by its biotranformation. Very low concentrations of cocaine may be detected in urine during the initial several hours, but benzoylegonine persists in urine at detectable concentrations for 48 hrs."\n\nLong term habitual users may have traces of cocaine remain in their system for longer than the standard 3 days.\n\nIn hair tests, it can be detected at different variables, depending on your metabolism.  Increasing doses usually result in increased levels of the drug and metabolites in hair.
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How long does THC stay in the body if you are going to have a hair follicle drug test? \n\nHair testing can detect drug use up to 90 days in the past. \n\n\n\nHow long can marijuana be detected in the urine? If it is a long time, as I have heard, then how do you know if your child has smoked recently? \n\nMarijuana is typically detectable in the urine of an average user for 7-10 days. A urine drug test is the cheapest way to determine use and a positive urine test indicates recent usage as opposed to a hair test that might indicate use 30, 60 or 90 days previous to the test. A.D.D.S. offers HOMESCREEN as an in-home, confidential method of testing. Please call 800-878-7786 or 205-969-1187 for more information. \n\n\n\nHow long does THC stay in the body for a one time user? \n\nTHC (tetrahydrocannabinol) [marijuana] can be detected in the urine of a regular user for an average of 7-10 days. A one time user would be detectable for a shorter period of time.
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Party Drugs: Dancing the Night Away Part 2\n   Ecstasy and Rohypnol  (also known as pargchuting drugs)\nby Jeff Kopito, EMT-D \n\nEcstasy \n[3,4 Methylene-dioxy-N-methylamphetamine (MDMA)]\n\nOriginally synthesized and later patented in Germany by Merck in 1914, MDMA was thought to have some appetite-suppressant possibilities. However, Merck never moved forward with clinical trials, and the drug was eventually abandoned. Although it was never brought to market, legend has it that during the 1950s the US Army briefly investigated it for possible military applications as part of its chemical warfare program.1 \n\nThe drug remained largely forgotten until the 1960s, when Alexander Shulgin, a successful research chemist for Dow Chemical, began his own investigations of the phenethylamine family of drugs. He and Dow eventually parted ways over this research, and Shulgin went on to catalog more than 179 psychoactive drugs, including MDMA. Shulgin, in fact, is reputed to have been the first human to have tried MDMA and often has been referred to as the "Father of Ecstasy." \n\nBy the 1970s, MDMA, now under the name Ecstasy, was being used by members of the psychotherapeutic community who were familiar with the possible therapeutic effects of hallucinogenics. The drug eventually found its way to the general population, where its potential for abuse as well as reports of its possible neurotoxicity brought it to the attention of drug and law enforcement authorities. Although researchers sued the US government to prevent a ban on Ecstasy, it was eventually outlawed and branded a Schedule I drug in 1985 by the Drug Enforcement Administration, putting MDMA into the same class as heroin. \n\nas more research is done, there is greater evidence to support possible permanent brain damage in users, including short-term memory problems, cognitive difficulties, insomnia, and anxiety. Interestingly, in a recent report on MDMA toxicity in The Lancet, the researchers found a higher incidence of destruction of serotonin transporters in the brain among female users, as opposed to men.3 \n\nSince the effects of the drug wear off quickly, users tend to take more of the drug and in higher doses. This leads to paranoia, restlessness, and anxiety. Ecstasy users are also warned about dehydration so they often drink copious amounts of water. This can cause severe imbalances of electrolytes in the blood, creating a condition known as hyponatremia (literally "low sodium"). These electrolyte disturbances can lead to stupor, vomiting, and diarrhea. In rare cases, they also cause swelling of the brain, seizures, and death. \n\nThere is also a greater chance of injury when the user has a history of heart disease such as high blood pressure, aneurysm or stroke, glaucoma, liver or kidney disorders, or hypoglycemia. \n\nRohypnol\n(Flunitrazepam) \n\nRohypnol, a member of the benzodiazepine family, is a highly effective sedative that is about 10 times more powerful than an equivalent dose of Valium. Wearing the notorious title of "date rape drug," Rohypnol is actually a tranquilizer sold worldwide outside the US as a sleep aid and presurgical sedative. Manufactured by Hoffman-LaRoche, it is listed as a Schedule IV drug in the US. Since the FDA does not approve it for human consumption, it is illegal to possess, prescribe, or manufacture. \n\nRohypnol's reputation comes from one of its effects — anterograde amnesia — that prevents the user, or unwitting victim, from remembering any of the events occurring while under the influence of the drug. Although that reputation may be deserved, Rohypnol is actually rarely used for this purpose. In fact, in a study published in the Journal of Reproductive Medicine, approximately 2,000 urine specimens taken from sexual assault victims showed that GHB (gamma hydroxybutyrate) and Rohypnol turned up in less than three percent of the samples.5 \n\nI do not recommend Parachuting by drugs... this is
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It's not necessarily a withdrawl sympton. It's more of just coming down off the drug. It sucks. A bunch! It's probably the worst hangover. Some report a depression for up to a month after use. Go to www.erowid.org  and look for mdma or ecstasy. This hand little site will tell you anything and everything from how long it stays in your system to "trip reports" from people's own experiances with the drug. Good luck on your report.
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I've been a narcotic addict for 36 years, so I hope this helps, since I speak from experience.  \n\nValium works differently for different people as far as addiction, but, if you are taking it every day, plan on having one H*ll of a time coming off.  I've seen friends get hooked in a week and have seen some that it takes a month of daily use. It also depends on what mgs. you're taking, your weight, your body composition -- a whole lot of things are involved in determining how long you can use them without getting hooked. \n\nAnyway you look at it, your messing up your nervous system by slowing/calming it down. If you suffer from anxiety to begin with, you are going to be super anxious when you stop.  There is the lack of sleep and grouchiness too.  Some people have psychotic reactions to coming off any kind of tranqs.  My counselors and doctors have told me it can take up to five years to get your system back to where it was before you started taking them.  \n\nJUST STAY AWAY FROM XANAX cause they will kick your butt in a couple days.  \n\nGood luck, and really try not to take those V's on a regular basis -- I know how good they make us feel and its hard not to enjoy them.  Trust me, like I said, I speak from a long period of experience!
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Ecstasy is so powerful.  In low doses it can be recreational and okay.  However, it is a powerful hallucinogen, and on the way down from the high, the hallucinating is really bad.  One of my friend said that he thought the trees all around him were going to eat him.  Also, the next day is really great, and you feel great about having done it.  BUT, the day after that is a shithole and you feel really really low and like you want to do it again.  This day makes the experience not worth it.
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Abolutely not!  Drugs are not stored in the spine!  Please get this myth out of your head once and for all.  LSD, for instance, fully metabolizes in about 48 hours.  It does not get stored in the spine.  You could possibly detect drug use by hair clippings, but that loses effectiveness after a few months.  You are not going to find that someone used drugs several years ago by hair clippings.  Unless the hair clippings are from several years ago.  Plus, I'm sure you've had a few haircuts and shedded some hair since then.  Also, even if you did use drugs several years ago how can that be counted against you?
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depends what u r trying to get out of ur system ? If it is a controlled substance it depends on what it is.. If it is cocain drink lots of fluids and continue to it takes about 24 hours for an 3.5 grams. of meth it takes about 36 hours for a half of oz, weed depends if u have smoked it before and if so it takes about 3 days o get in and stays in for 30+ days. if it is just pills flush your system and drink cranberry juice
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It's pretty fast.  He might experience some minor withdrawal symptoms after a week, but I think it takes more like a month or two before you are addicted.  Plus, if hes only taking 1mg it would be pretty easy to cut that back to 1/2mg per day then 1/2 every other day then none.  After a couple of months though it is a nightmare.