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I don't think I'd advocate the E plan diet as a healthy weightloss program! Coconut is another food that's been demonised. Supposedly it actually encourages w
by progrock 14y ago
I don't think I'd advocate the E plan diet as a healthy weightloss program!
Coconut is another food that's been demonised. Supposedly it actually encourages weight loss - and is a super food. I only wish it were cheaper here in the UK.
- analog 14y agoWell Ecstasy as an alternative to alcohol might actually be good for your overall health. I seem to remember that epistemologically it's one of the safest of the recreational drugs; safer than alcohol, tobacco, speed etc.
- 1_player 14y agoWell, it's safe if you buy it from a chemist. Also, in powder form (MDMA) is better than in pills.
- progrock 14y agoI don't think that the associated brain damage linked to ecstasy makes it that safe in either form. Scientists can't assertain just yet as to whether the damage is human repairable or not.
- uriah 14y agoI hadn't heard of the brain damage link. When searching for information on it, however, I mainly came across references to a study last year that said it is does not, in fact, cause brain damage. Additional mystery ingredients might be another story. http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2011/feb/19/ecstasy-harm-brain-new-study http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2011/feb/19/ecstasy-harm-b... http://www.addictionjournal.org/viewpressrelease.asp?pr=147 http://www.addictionjournal.org/viewpressrelease.asp?pr=147
- progrock 14y agoI was refering to long term effects caused by Serotonin depletion.
- ralfn 14y agoThe problem with ectasy is that it is illegal and you are not able to judge the quality. That makes its risky in society, but not by and of itself.
- analog 14y agoYou can send samples off for testing to find out what's actually present, at least in the UK.
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