seretonine and dopamine. As a result, the person gets the feeling of floating and loses shyness. It’s at the same time a hallucinogenic and stimulating drug. One of its effects is increasing the sensibility of the sense of touch that, along with the loss of inhibition, made it be named “the love drug”. It elevates the humor of the user, increases body temperature (biggest cause of deaths), the cardiac frequency and blood pressure. When taken with alcohol, can cause, besides the hallucinations, cardio respiratory chock. The person is submitted to a constant stimulation and may have its liver and its function paralyzed, due to the toxic effects of the drug.
Common symptoms include: Nauseas; Intense sweat and dehydration; Stimulation; Jaw contraction; Audio and visual perception increased; Depression, head aches; Murky vision, purple spots on skin; Wild movements of the head, arms, legs and neck; Respiratory difficulties; gastric cramps; bulimic crises; insomnia.