I had a pacemaker put in in the end of January 2013. My friends want me to roll with them but I don't know if its safe for me and I'm not ok asking my doctor. I have a new brand of pacemaker from saint Jude's I am 30 years old almost 31. I used to roll all the time but I don't know how a pacemaker could be effected.
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MDMA and a pacemaker
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Folley
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I would definitely advise you to not take ANY stimulant drugs... especially random pills or "molly" which is often times a bunch of random cathinones thrown together. You're risking your life..
On also I had a heart condition before the pacemaker and took a lot of e with no bad effects so I thought it would be safer being 100% pacemaker controlled. This isn't a question I can ask my doc and even if I did he would just say he can't advise the use of any drug.
Folley
Bluelighter
Is it worth risking your life? Ask yourself that.
and yeah, "molly" is SUPPOSED to be cleaner than pills but often times it's the same bath salt mix just without the fillers. You need a reagent kit to accurately identify MDMA
and yeah, "molly" is SUPPOSED to be cleaner than pills but often times it's the same bath salt mix just without the fillers. You need a reagent kit to accurately identify MDMA
Thank you I plan on talking to my doctor about how things like hydroxycut or other uppers that could effect me. My heart doesn't beat on its own at all but my pacemaker responds to movement, o2 saturation and carbon dioxide levels and auto adjusts. That's how I'm able to work out and keep my heart in a targeted cardio range. I was hoping someone on here may have a pacemaker (new version) and have some info too 
. Testing kit sounds good as well.
. Testing kit sounds good as well.
Newbierock
Bluelighter
If this was me, no matter what anybody on the internet told me/showed me I wouldn't even dream of risking it. It fucking sucks I know but damn dude, whats worth more a 6 hour buzz or your entire lifetime?
Yeah, this sounds super dodgy - it's just one of those things.
If you're absolutely desperate, ask doctors (not just your own) about it and hopefully you'll find someone who will tell you exactly what can happen if things go right and things go wrong, but to be honest if any say no you're much much better off without it.
If you're absolutely desperate, ask doctors (not just your own) about it and hopefully you'll find someone who will tell you exactly what can happen if things go right and things go wrong, but to be honest if any say no you're much much better off without it.