Can you overdose on ecstasy?

Ecstasy overdose is real and dangerous, especially for teenagers. This article explains how it happens, shares a true story, and gives clear advice on staying safe and supporting friends.

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Ecstasy, also known as MDMA, is a popular drug among teenagers and young adults, especially at raves, festivals, and house parties. It's often seen as a party drug that boosts energy, makes music feel more intense, and creates feelings of happiness and closeness with others. Because of this, some people think It's safe or harmless. But the reality is very different. Yes you can overdose on ecstasy, and the consequences can be serious, sometimes even deadly. In this article, well explore what it means to overdose on ecstasy, how it happens, what the risks are, and what a real-life case...
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