Here are some reasons that you’ll benefit massively from looking into IFS therapy if you’re interested in MDMA therapy. I wrote this post because I recently discovered IFS and have found it so useful that I want to help more people discover it. I have no association with any IFS companies – I just want more people to discover the benefits! MDMA therapy seems to enhance IFS therapy, and IFS is a primary therapy method used by MDMA therapists.

Acid Test by Shroder. Read this if you want to understand why MDMA therapy is important, and the history of MAPS. Psychedelic Psychotherapy by R. Coleman. Read this if you want a practical guide to psychedelic therapy (including MDMA therapy). See our strong endorsement of R. Coleman’s book here. Self-Therapy by Earley. Read this if you want to learn one of the key therapy methods used in MDMA therapy, in a format that you can work on by yourself.

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An acronym to help remember the following is: HOW IF H: Heat stroke O: Overdose signs W: Water / salt / hyponatremia I: Interactions with other drugs/medicines or health conditions F: Fake MDMA How will you roll safer if you don’t know the following? The acronym isn’t perfect, as just remembering “overdose signs” doesn’t mean you’ll remember the overdose signs, but seems to be better than nothing. And you can always visit this page again later when you need it.

If you’re reading this, you’re likely one of the most thoughtful people that are interested in drugs. Seriously. If you use drugs, you’re probably the type of person who researches what you take before you take it, checks your dose, only uses with trusted people, etc. You might even be the sort of helpful and generous person who helps make sure your friends are also safe when using. Have you given up on hoping for a better future?

What if I’m concerned about myself or a loved one’s use of MDMA? While “research hasn’t definitively answered whether MDMA is addictive,”1 there are certainly still people who may be concerned about their own use of MDMA or a loved one’s use of MDMA. This may be especially relevant for MDMA use that is particularly suboptimal - e.g. high doses, very frequent use (e.g. >1x per month), using in particularly unsafe or hot environments, etc.

New to all of this, and currently think MDMA and ecstasy are always bad? Watch the video on this page. Or watch this video below: How can a friend or I be safer, if we don’t want to follow the long list of guidelines? Answer: Read this - MDMA Safer Use Guide: Just the Basics. How can I be even safer if I’m going to use MDMA? Answer: Read this - How To Take MDMA and watch the video below.

Full credit to Ahnjili, and to RC for the introduction to Ahnjili. Ahnjili - thank you for helping advance the cutting edge of research around the loss of MDMA’s magic! This may become particularly important as MDMA looks to become a prescription drug in the US for treating PTSD as early as 2021. Which factors most accurately predict whether someone will lose the “magic” of MDMA over time? The main gist of the story is that frequency of consumption (and not total number of sessions of MDMA), mental health and physical health are key factors in predicting mdma magic loss.

On an empty or mostly empty stomach, new users should know that they have taken molly within about 60 minutes. If you’re a new user taking MDMA on an empty or mostly empty stomach, you should notice the MDMA kick in around 1 hour after ingestion - experienced users who are familiar with the effects may notice it kick in after as little as 30 minutes.1 2 A warning, however: A substantial portion of substances sold as MDMA aren’t really MDMA, and so if you’re experiencing different timing than described here, you may not have real MDMA.

CONTACT: Editor, RollSafe.org rollsafeorg@gmail.com GLOBAL. - In light of MDMA’s progress in medical research and late 2016 approval for FDA Phase 3 medical trials for PTSD, RollSafe.org’s MDMA educational content has been substantially updated. RollSafe’s latest content update ensures that high quality, research-backed educational drug information is available to anyone who searches for it. Users can learn what MDMA is, how Molly and Ecstasy differ, which MDMA supplements are best, and more.

Thank you to Emanuel Sferios, Borax, RD, JY, Seth Fitzgerald, ML, Matthew Baggott, and IJ.

What should be in Molly? Molly should contain only pure MDMA. Read the complete guide to MDMA, including what MDMA is and safety information. What is Molly actually made of? According to US Government DEA reports: In 2015, many drugs that were sold as MDMA/molly turned out to be synthetic cathinones, such as methylone or ethylone, as a replacement for the advertised drug.1 New Jersey: In 2014, reporting indicated that much of the MDMA being trafficked in New Jersey was actually methylone.

Am I doing damage by rolling too often? What damage? Is the 3 month rule real? How often should I wait? Ann Shulgin: “I quit with no problem, but ten years later I tried it again, and instead of that wonderful feeling of connection with everything, it made me depressed. The exact opposite of what it should be. I tried it once more and the same thing happened, so I stopped.

Coachella Most recently held: April 14 – 23, 2017 Ratings, reviews, general tips, and safety tips. What is this? RollSafe is about drug education and harm reduction. Many people use drugs at festivals. So we collected reviews from people about how safe they felt their experience at Coachella was. Our hope is that the organizers will use this information to make Coachella 2018 safer for attendees. Overall rating 4.3/5 ★★★★☆ based on 35 attendee reviews Safety at Coachella 2.

How to set up an MDMA/psychedelic testing center This is an idea from DanceSafe founder Emanuel Sferios that could really improve public health and prevent unnecessary drug-related deaths. RollSafe isn’t going to run this - but someone who reads this might! The idea: Setting up a highly accurate drug testing facility in high drug use areas (e.g. large college campuses, large cities) to provide free drug testing a few days a week.

Videos covering: What is MDMA? What are the effects? A short overview of MDMA, by The Drug Policy Alliance [2:00] A scientific MDMA overview, by The Drug Classroom [26:32] Nellie takes MDMA, by Drugslab [10:42] You should treat the Drugslab video as being for entertainment purposes and not informational purposes. It gives a visual sense of MDMA’s effects. Videos covering: What are the potential medical uses of MDMA? Mini documentary on MDMA for PTSD [7:54] MDMA for PTSD in veterans, by MDMA The Movie [9:21] An MDMA for PTSD patient discusses her treatment, by Reset.

The RollSafe MDMA cheatsheet for mobile phones.

Disclaimer: The only way to be perfectly safe using MDMA is to not take it at all. If you’re going to use MDMA regardless, please follow safety guides and do your research: how to take Molly/MDMA & about MDMA. If you’re going to do MDMA anyway, here are some things that other MDMA users have reported enjoying: Things that solo-users and group users report enjoying Be highly selective in who you roll with Music.

Is the Molly/MDMA comedown a real thing? Short answer: We believe the comedown is preventable if you: Get 9+ hours of sleep the night after rolling and ideally the night before rolling, too. We believe this is the factor that people most often confuse with an MDMA comedown. People think they are feeling bad the day after due to MDMA, but it’s actually mostly due to mild sleep deprivation. Take safer dosages, perhaps less than 180 mg total during a session for a male or 120 mg for a female/smaller person Test your MDMA so you know it’s not fake Don’t mix other drugs that have comedowns with MDMA Take breaks between consecutive MDMA uses, perhaps at least 3 weeks Interestingly, in MAPS sponsored MDMA clinical research, depressed mood in days 1-7 following MDMA use was observed in 13% of patients in the placebo condition, and 13% of patients in the 100-125 mg condition!

In short: The main effects of Molly/Ecstasy last around 3 hours, and minor effects last around 7 hours - assuming your substance contains pure MDMA. If you’re a new user taking MDMA on an empty or mostly empty stomach, you should notice the MDMA kick in around 1 hour after ingestion - experienced users who are familiar with the effects may notice it kick in after as little as 30 minutes.

I compiled a giant list of tips for EDC. Enjoy! This doesn’t include a shopping list. Before the event begins Don’t put your wristband on until Friday before you leave for the event. Follow the instructions for putting it on. It’s nearly impossible to remove once on, or to un-tighten once tightened. Put it on your right wrist only! Don’t tamper with your wristband at all — you may be denied entry.