It has come to the time and age where Molly, the newer form of the popular rave drug E or Ecstasy, is not only popularized, but also being scrutinized for medical use. That's not to say this will be the first time.
The chemical compound MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxy-methamphetamine), when pure or at least mostly pure, has been known to have psychiatric relevance when it comes to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The sense of empathy it gives has been described as no other, while the bonding experiences when taken socially makes the drug highly alluring to youth especially. The question that seems to be on everyone's mind is this
Despite the overdoses and deaths that have occured due to Molly, should it be prescribed for use in the therapist's office, the way it was in the late 1900s?
There have been deaths that occurred in nightclubs and outdoor events due to Molly or Ecstasy. Let us draw a scenario out.
...that's what Jay's friend said when the paramedics came. Believe them, Jay and his buddies truly believed they had ingested MDMA. Unfortunately, lifesaving organizations such as DanceSafe had been banned from the party and had not been around to provide test kits to Jay and friends. They had unknowingly ingested a far more toxic (at high doses) drug... Or just a crazy dose for one person at a time...500mgs....
Many users of Molly know that staying aware of one another's doses and their body temperatures and signals will ensure they have a safe trip, as well as always testing their substances.
Legalizing MDMA for psycho therapeutic purposes promises a future of cutting out the big bad drug dealers that are cutting MDMA with synthetic cathinones or making pure 4mg ecstasy pills.
Of course it is ridiculous to think it would solve the crisis of MDMA abuse but it certainly give it something to chew on!
It is a sign of the times my friends!