Dangerous Molly Drug Gaining In Popularity With College Students
Miami, Florida (PRWEB) September 06, 2013 -- As reported by NBC News (9/1) in their news story, Who is Molly? Dangerous drug gaining popularity with new name, that a drug resembling Ecstasy, but purer in content, has been gaining in popularity with college students and showing up at night clubs. The powdery drug is chemically known as methylenedioxymethamphetamine, which has been in existence since 1914 when it was created as a diet drug.
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As posted in the article, Who is Molly? Dangerous drug gaining popularity with new name, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration, users have several options for taking Molly including as a powder, tablet or capsule. The National Institute on Drug Abuse reports that users tend to experience an increased sense of energy, euphoria and empathy. The effects can last from three to six hours after taking the drug.
Dr. Meika Roberson of Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, warns about overdose while using Molly. “The early signs of intoxication going over toward overdose of MDMA, of Molly, is going to be high heart rate, high respiratory rate and high blood pressure,” she said. “So if you're in a club scene, you're not feeling any of that.”
“We have been monitoring the rising use of new designer drugs like Molly and have programs in place to address their harmful effects,” said Robert Niznik, Harbor Village CEO.
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