The precise answer to your question depends on factors that you have not stated, such as activity level, rate of dosage, and the person's individual metabolism.
We suspect that you are asking how much ecstasy (methylenedioxymethamphetamine) would be likely to cause an overdose. No actual lethal dose has been established in humans, because practically all ecstasy deaths are caused by overheating (hyperthermia) combined with dehydration -- in short, heat stroke. Most of the deaths have occurred at much higher than the typical dosage, which is usually ~100 mg.
Ecstasy deaths are more often caused by failure to manage the effects of the drug, rather than the direct action of the drug itself.
you can consume ectasy by doing to much.
Most of their chemical structure and effects on the human body; pretty much everything that could be different without requiring an alternate universe.
there is no krypton in the human body
0.0004% Bromine Is In The Human Body
The human body cannot produce mdma. however mdma releases seratonin which is why you experience the "high" and your body can produce too much seratonin. I hope my answer helped. If not do some research about seratonin and see what you can find out.
The human body is composed of cells.
The human body is about 3% Nitrogen
about 11,000 liters in a human body
There are approximately 206 bones in the human body.
Depending on where you get it from, you can probably get two ecstasy pills with that money.
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