So SWIM is 21, weigh around 180lbs but wouldn't consider myself in shape, not fat but not skinny either. SWIM Thinking of trying MDMA in a couple weeks, powdered form. Friend is getting it from a trusted source, says it is good stuff. He is an experienced user. SWIM has done quite a lot of research on it and is most concerned about the negative short term effects it can have such as heart failure and all that nasty stuff. SWIM thinks they could be that unlucky 1 in a million that has a bad reaction and dies straight away as opposed to self inflicted overheating or over hydration.
To SWIM's knowledge, they don't have any pre existing heart conditions, although suffers from anxiety and has experienced chest pain in the past, although not the crushing pain you associate with heart attacks, more like zaps that last a split second. SWIM doesn't think they have anything like arrythmia either but occassionally gets what feels like rapid flutters in areas like arms legs but never in the center of the chest. Last they were checked their BP was high but not quite considered Hypertension yet. Not on any medication for it or have any negative effects due to it.
Only medication SWIM is on is Cetirizine (Antihistamine) for a condition called Cholinergic Urticaria, which is basically heat hives. Occurs with exercise, heat, stress etc and basically is triggered by anything that causes a sweating response. This is completely alleviated by the antihistamines and SWIM has no problems consuming alcohol with this considition or whilst on antihistamines. It does however cause the feeling of overwhelming warmth at times but its been 8 years since SWIM has had this condition so doesn't really know if this is just normal warmth from heat anymore or just the condition.
SWIM can walk 30 minutes fine without any chest discomfort, usually just some discomfort in feet but maybe thats just down to being inactive and unnfit. SWIM can also drink energy drinks fine and often drinks many Vodka + Red Bull combos when socialising which is a stimulant in itself, so problems relating to the heart would be shown here right? SWIM also consumes quite a bit of caffeine daily with no issue.
SWIM is thinking of taking just a 70mg dose as a starter just to see how it goes. SWIM appreciates any advice or stories given and understands that no one here can give medical advice but just a bit of experience is appreciated
Happy Days people!
To SWIM's knowledge, they don't have any pre existing heart conditions, although suffers from anxiety and has experienced chest pain in the past, although not the crushing pain you associate with heart attacks, more like zaps that last a split second. SWIM doesn't think they have anything like arrythmia either but occassionally gets what feels like rapid flutters in areas like arms legs but never in the center of the chest. Last they were checked their BP was high but not quite considered Hypertension yet. Not on any medication for it or have any negative effects due to it.
Only medication SWIM is on is Cetirizine (Antihistamine) for a condition called Cholinergic Urticaria, which is basically heat hives. Occurs with exercise, heat, stress etc and basically is triggered by anything that causes a sweating response. This is completely alleviated by the antihistamines and SWIM has no problems consuming alcohol with this considition or whilst on antihistamines. It does however cause the feeling of overwhelming warmth at times but its been 8 years since SWIM has had this condition so doesn't really know if this is just normal warmth from heat anymore or just the condition.
SWIM can walk 30 minutes fine without any chest discomfort, usually just some discomfort in feet but maybe thats just down to being inactive and unnfit. SWIM can also drink energy drinks fine and often drinks many Vodka + Red Bull combos when socialising which is a stimulant in itself, so problems relating to the heart would be shown here right? SWIM also consumes quite a bit of caffeine daily with no issue.
SWIM is thinking of taking just a 70mg dose as a starter just to see how it goes. SWIM appreciates any advice or stories given and understands that no one here can give medical advice but just a bit of experience is appreciated
Happy Days people!
