MDMA's effect on serotonin (How ecstasy works Part 2)

MDMA (ecstasy) causes a massive release of serotonin, one of the brain's pleasure chemicals. This animation shows the biology of the increased response.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• MDMA
• ecstasy
• serotonin
• neurotransmission

[GixxxerKim]

where's the beginning! missing some important info here!

[bluebellyvideos]

@GixxxerKim Thanks, you're absolutely right. This video is Part 2 of 3.  I've updated the video titles now to reflect this. Sorry for the confusion and thanks for pointing it out.

[Xternal123]

Shiny Disco Balls! xD

[mackalotta]

notice the music behind the videos. love it. haha

[katana187]

what is the song?



[roul3688]

i love how a diso ball represents mdma

[Openyoureyeballs]

anyone know the song..? hahah

[mere0006]

@lyricaltesting oh yea thank for the information , that better than i was thinking :D

[lyricaltesting]

@mere0006 It doesn't take years for the serotonin stores to get back to normal, it takes between 2-3 weeks. That's why you should have a month break between taking mdma.

[lyricaltesting]

@420thathaze No it doesn't. MDMA is one of the safest recreational drugs you can take. Where did you get that from?

[KILLILAE01]

@shadow714

Dont but street pills. You Can never know whats inside. Pure Crystal mdma is Not 100% sure but waaaaay better ans safer ;)

[KILLILAE01]

Nice vis but wow, what is This music ? I wanna kill myself if someone plays That on mdma night ahah

[wateryone6]

Of course the MDMA is symbolized with spinning disco balls