Standard drug screening doesn't detect GHB, and has taken the lives of some of our children. Authorities say club drugs have officially made it's way into the culture of party goers in their teens through early 30's who are in search of higher highs as they dance at raves until the wee hours of the morning. Kids can search the Internet and find thousands of Web sites with information on the effects, dangers, and manufacturing recipes.
Ecstasy produces an enhanced sense of pleasure and self-confidence, plus psychedelic effects.
It is an amphetamine, so it also increases energy levels that allow users to dance all night long. Ecstasy pills are often imprinted with cartoon characters, sports teams, or car logos. Authorities and healthcare professionals agree that the most dangerous aspect of Ecstasy is that it causes dehydration and the body's temperature rises dangerously high. That can be disasterous in a hot, crowded condition at the raves. Ecstasy users sweat a lot and must keep drinking water to replenish the liquids they lose.