Don't Mix Caffeine and Ecstasy

Mixing ecstasy and caffeine can cause a fever and rapid heartbeat.

Caffeine and Ecstasy are a Horrible Combination | Wired Science from Wired.com

Yeah, maybe if your the worlds biggest poosay.

Redbull and Vodka keeps my clock ticking...

yeah i was about to say.... I have taken the "Euro" Pills... 6 of em... and drunk red bull only... was great flash ^^

but not because of the redbull, because of the pills

dude mostly X has tons of different shit in it, caffeine plays a major role. it is cheap and gets you "up". Also meth, speed, ephedrine, mda, dxm, and many others play a key role in x today.

XTC - is really MDMA.... MDMA is the pure XTC

I love mdma

oh whatever people think xtc is, they realy thinking of mdma...

correct me pls if i am wrong

I think the fact that your taking X is what has your heart beating like a son of a bitch and your temp through the roof..

They're writing that article like X is legal and shit.....

Yeah pure ex is either MDMA or MDA, or a combination of both..

mdma.... mda... ?

Caffeine Addiction

Pills -Effects, Withdrawal and Addiction

Caffeine pills are used worldwide as weight loss remedies and as stimulant drugs. Caffeine pills are the latest rage in the health and fitness industry as well, and they are used extensively as they are known to improve alertness and boost energy in human beings.

Caffeine pills also have side effects, just like any other type of medication, such as increased heart palpitations, headaches, restlessness, insomnia, psychomotor agitation, depression, irritability, disorientation, lack of judgement, peptic ulcers, loss of social inhibition, respiratory alkalosis, hallucinations, erosive esophagitis, etc.

If you ignore the headaches, a major symptom of caffeine withdrawal, that will just make you more tempted to return to the full-caffeine routine, so I recommend you to use pain relievers instead. Just be aware that some pain relievers, like Excedrin, contain caffeine, so you must include that when figuring out your daily caffeine intake! Reducing your consumption of caffeine gradually will also minimize the risk of suffering caffeine withdrawal.

Some people don´t even think about the word “addiction” when they refer to caffeine. As a matter of fact, caffeine is an addictive drug and Caffeine Addiction is a reality in our world that must be treated just like any other addiction.
Some other people frequently say they are "addicted" to caffeine in much the same way they say they are "addicted" to shopping, working or television, and the term "addiction" actually refers to a strong dependence on a drug characterised by severe withdrawal symptoms, tolerance to a given dose and the loss of control or the need to consume more and more of the substance at any cost.
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