1. I just can't seem to swallow this MDMA.

2. What does it mean to be addicted to MDMA?

3. Amphetamine-type drugs like ice and MDMA have developed quickly in recent years, wrecking havoc the whole world.

4. Subjects were given MDMA while attended by Dr Mithoefer and his wife, a psychiatric nurse.

5. Objective: To improve a GC/MS method for simultaneous determination of amphetamine, methamphetamine and 3, 4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine(MDMA) in body fluid and tissue.

6. Objective: To develop a model of acute 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) poisoned rats and study its distribution in rats.

7. Objective To study the damage of 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) and heroin abuse on corpus striatum dopamine transporter (DAT) in molecular level.

8. He gave MDMA, along with psychotherapy, to 21 participants who had developed treatment-resistant PTSD as a result of experiences with crime or war.

9. CONCLUSION MDMA is not affect on spatial lear - ing and memory function of adult rats.

10. Some therapists went underground, continuing MDMA treatment illegally, using illicit supplies. "It's a very simple compound to make," remarks Mr Shulgin.

11. Some therapists went underground, continuing MDMA treatment illegally , using illicIt'supplies.

12. Meanwhile, relevant authorities destroyed eight ice - manufacturing factories , 12 MDMA - processing workshops and two methaqualone - processing establishments.

13. Compared with high abrasion furnace black reinforced EVM vulcanizate,() the vulcanizate containing MDMA had good agi ng resistance properties.

14. The same claim was made during the '80s for a drug that was, at the time, perfectly legal and even used by a few psychotherapists: MDMA, a chemical now better known as ecstasy.

15. Boarders are forbidden to bring any dangerous objects or drugs into the dorms, including fuel, arsenic, thallium, MDMA, or amphetamines. Furthermore, pets are not allowed in the dorms.

16. In a pilot study, South Carolina psychiatrist Michael Mithoefer is targeting PTSD with a controversial drug: methylenedioxymethamphetamine, or MDMA, commonly known as Ecstasy.