It is not unheard of for people to re-experience some of the effects from substances such as ecstasy and LSD while under the influence of marijuana, although the cause of this phenomenon is not well-researched.

Driving under the influence of a depressant can have catastrophic effects as_______is impaired.

intense feelings of pleasure, empathy, warmth and happiness. It also increases sensitivity to music, makes people more emotionally open, and has a stimulating, speedy physical effect

While under the influence: sometimes as it can be laced with amphetamines or caffeine. Not usually afterwards though. If the only active ingredient in the ecstasy pill is MDMA, your hands shouldn't be much shakier than normal.

Ecstacy is an amphetamine, so it has stimulant properties and will likely disrupt sleep. However, I am unsure of any potential interactions if you take ambien while you are under the influence of ecstasy. I would not advise this. If you had taken the ambien the previous night, you will almost certainly be fine taking the ecstasy the next day. Ecstacy is an amphetamine, so it has stimulant properties and will likely disrupt sleep. However, I am unsure of any potential interactions if you take ambien while you are under the influence of ecstasy. I would not advise this. If you had taken the ambien the previous night, you will almost certainly be fine taking the ecstasy the next day.

The effects are loss of vision, can not speak properly, and can not walk in a stright line.

watch Ecstasy Rising by Peter Jennings or read the book Ecstasy: A Complete Guide and find out for yourself. also go to erowid.org or even wikipedia. Ecstasy is illegal and it's a felony to have it or be under the influence in the US. you should abide by the laws of the land of which you reside.

of course not!

It exacerbates the production of ADH, the hormone that regulates the body's reabsorption of water, and also promotes thirst. This then means that the body under the influence of ecstasy overhydrates, due to both the reabsorption and increased thirst, which can lead to swelling of the brain and thus eventual death.

Rolling refers to being under the influence of Ecstacy, since the sensations caused by the drug tend to come on in "waves". Many people refer to Ecstasy as "rolls".

the effects of these beasts are most unprecedented and way more intense if under the influence of cones

Ecstasy (MDMA) is a psychoactive amphetamine, falling under the class of entactogens.

The strongest bond under physiological conditions is the bond between mother and child. There are many other strong bonds as well.

The physiological adaptations of sea snails include have evolved gills that are suitable for breathing under the water.

Under the influence of what? If you mean under the influence of alcohol then the answer is no, you can't drive while drunk.

This means driving under the influence of alcohol and/or driving under the influence of drugs.

Under Influence was created in 1979.

It is actually better to drink water while you are on Ecstasy. While under the influences of Ecstasy the heart doesn't work as efficiently as it does regularly so you get hot and if you don't drink enough water you will get dehydrated.

"We're doing a physiological experiment today." "The things were considered under the physiological category." "I believe physiological studies are interesting." By writing that question you have already created a perfect sentence...well done!

Under tha Influence was created in 2002.

Under the Influence of Love was created in 1973.

Under the Influence of Giants was created in 2002.

Knitting Under the Influence was created in 2006.

It is an illegal psychoactive drug. It is on the DEA's Schedule 1 list.

The side effects vary by the drug, its dosage, the frequency of use, and the metabolism of the individual user. The euphoria or improved mental state afforded by drugs are the reason for their use (as it is for alcoholic beverages). However, there are likewise residual and unintended effects on the body. These conditions can include headaches, insomnia, amnesia, blurred vision, loss of appetite (or excessive appetite), lack of concentration, moodiness, irritability, and general lethargy. Other physiological effects can include muscle spasms, abdominal pain, kidney dysfunction, liver damage, irregular heartbeat, or unstable blood pressure. These are separate from other accidental forms of injury that may also be caused while "under the influence."