redeemer
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^ Correct. You can read about the case on TheDEA.org's website:
http://thedea.org/hyponatremia.html
"MDMA places a stress on your system, and one of your body's responses to this stress is to release a chemical that tells the kidneys to allow more of the water they collect to escape back into the bloodstream.[1] As a result, while on MDMA you usually don't have to go to the bathroom for several hours, as the volume of urine being produced is greatly reduced. (The kidneys keep working, they just send less water on to the bladder.) This odd effect can remove what would normally be the main line of defense against hyponatremia: The ability to urinate out at least part of the excess water."
http://thedea.org/hyponatremia.html
"MDMA places a stress on your system, and one of your body's responses to this stress is to release a chemical that tells the kidneys to allow more of the water they collect to escape back into the bloodstream.[1] As a result, while on MDMA you usually don't have to go to the bathroom for several hours, as the volume of urine being produced is greatly reduced. (The kidneys keep working, they just send less water on to the bladder.) This odd effect can remove what would normally be the main line of defense against hyponatremia: The ability to urinate out at least part of the excess water."