There’s also elevated heart rate, elevated blood pressure. McGee: With any type of amphetamine, you run the risk of dehydration. Opiates you can have minimal interaction with and get addicted. We hear from our clients that you have to use it for an extended period of time to alter the serotonin levels in your brain to get addicted. McGee: It has a psychological withdrawal, rather than a physical withdrawal. More: Paul Shuts Down Grand Phoenix After Mass Drugging Whatever dose you’re taking, you’re going to see an effect in 30 to 60 minutes. McGee: It’s a hard question to answer it depends on the potency.
: How long does it take to feel the effects? It feels like it hit everybody at the party really fast. That doesn’t mean it isn’t being mixed with other drugs, and there are other ways it can be taken. Most frequently if someone is referring to MDMA we’ll hear of dissolvable tablets people put it under their tongue. McGee: In this day and age nothing is impossible with drugs. : Zoe opens a capsule and dumps powdered MDMA into the drinks.
You get a feeling great sensation, increased energy levels, empathy for other people. The perception is that people think they are going to have a good time. But let’s get real: how would this have played out in real life? phoned up Ashley McGee, RN and Director of Nursing at Mountainside Treatment Center to get the scoop on drinks spiked with drugs.Īshley McGee: When you talk about it in detox, people use street names like Ecstasy, Molly – things like that. Last week on Young and the Restless Zoe (Anna Grace Barlow) turned the Grand Phoenix opening into a Grand Guignol (sort of) by dumping Ecstasy into the sangria, leading to shenanigans and a rushed call for medical help when Sharon (Sharon Case) collapsed and Devon (Bryton James) sweated up the couch amid a panic attack.
Zoe’s drug prank at the Grand Phoenix Opening was eye-opening and possibly life-threatening.
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