Ecstasy & Club Drugs: VIDEO According to Dr. Ohlms, Ecstasy (MDMA) is one of the fastest growing drugs of abuse especially among teens and young adults. Ecstasy is commonly referred to as one of the “club drugs” because it is often used at all-night clubs and at rave parties. Dr. Ohlms discusses the short and long term effects of using Ecstasy. While explaining the acute effects of Ecstasy on the brain, Dr. Ohlms explains how long-term use can change brain chemistry and behavior. He also details the physical symptoms of frequent and long-term use as well as the physiological effects Ecstasy has on the user. Ohlms also discusses the differences between Ecstasy and other club drugs gaining popularity such as GHB, Ketamine and Rohypnol, which became famous as the “date rape drug”.

Ecstasy & Club Drugs

According to Dr. Ohlms, Ecstasy (MDMA) is one of the fastest growing drugs of abuse especially among teens and young adults. Ecstasy is commonly referred to as one of the “club drugs” because it is often used at all-night clubs and at rave parties. Dr. Ohlms discusses the short and long term effects of using Ecstasy. While explaining the acute effects of Ecstasy on the brain, Dr. Ohlms explains how long-term use can change brain chemistry and behavior. He also details the physical symptoms of frequent and long-term use as well as the physiological effects Ecstasy has on the user. Ohlms also discusses the differences between Ecstasy and other club drugs gaining popularity such as GHB, Ketamine and Rohypnol, which became famous as the “date rape drug”. (44 minutes)

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