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Ecstasy is spelled the same in French, as it is a borrowed word which has not been translated.
4-5 days. (:
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Contrary to popular belief, there have been ZERO deaths attributed solely to ecstasy use. Death can occur when ecstasy is used in combination with other drugs, and if enough is ingested, overdose may occur (research is currently being done on the neurotoxicity of ecstasy, but not conclusive results have been found). The most common way (though still rare) to die on ecstasy is dehydration, usually occurring at raves or clubs. When a person stays out all night partying and doesn't get enough water, they may dehydrate to the point of death. Inversely, if someone overcompensates and drinks TOO MUCH water, death may also occur. However, considering the fact that if someone takes ecstasy at home sitting on their couch, dehydration won't occur, this seems more of a problem with the rave/clubbing scene than a problem with the substance itself.
As long as it takes for you to feel happy :-)
Eighteen years.
Ecstasy is detectable for 3-5 days in a persons urine, depending on the users height, weight and how often the drug has been taken. It is hard to conceal the drugs presence in the system as an Ecstasy user would test positive for Amphetamines.
Sometimes death. Pretty long term!
Long term effects:Depression.Drowsiness.Muscle aches.Loss of appetite.Insomnia.Loss of concentration.Irritability.
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Unfortunately, no.