Could MDMA potentially stop cancer cell growth?

It’s highly probable, especially since it ends up damaging healthy cells, particularly neural ones... 😈

So, if you were forced to choose: a life without cancer or a life without brain function? 😈

Maybe FDA could actually help stop cancer cells from growing—I mean, we already know for a fact that sugar fuels them! So, in my opinion, if someone is fighting cancer, it’d be way smarter to just cut out the sugar and junk entirely instead of reaching for those little pills... 😉 It feels like people will swallow just about any pill if they think it'll fix their health, but it never even crosses their minds to just quit the bad habits first.

dustycanyon6 said:Maybe MDMA actually slows down cancer cell growth—whereas we already know for a fact that sugar feeds them! Honestly, I think it’d be way smarter if people fighting cancer just cut out the sugar and junk instead of swallowing "little pills." 😉 It feels like people will pop any pill under the sun if they think it’ll help their health, but it never even crosses their minds to just quit their bad habits.

Not everything runs on glucose, though. Then again, all red blood cells do.

Living without a brain is still technically living... but cancer? That’s just the end of the line.

Life without a brain 😁

Charles Young said:I suppose even a life without a brain counts as living, but when you're dealing with cancer, there really isn't much of a life left at all.

So, a life without a brain 😁

Basically, things stay just the way they've been.

So you’re trying to tell me I don't have a brain?

Let's not get personal here... unless that's what you're after.

Look, I use weed, and yeah, I might indulge in some hard stuff—cocaine or maybe some X—on occasion, maybe once every few months.

And if I keep it at that level, I'm never going to end up with a problem.

That's just the reality of it.
🙂

If I were diagnosed with cancer, I’d try every psychoactive substance out there. Maybe one might actually halt cell growth. If not, honestly, being high on coke or heroin wouldn't make much difference anyway. 🙂

Charles Young said:Man, you might as well just tell me I don't have a brain.

We shouldn't be belittling one another, right? Or am I wrong here?

To be perfectly clear, my usage is limited to marijuana, and I might indulge in a harder substance—like coke or something similar—maybe once every three or four months on special occasions.

And honestly, if I keep things at that level, I don't think I'll ever run into any issues,
and that's just the reality of it.

🙂

It wasn't directed at you, and I certainly didn't mean it seriously. If you felt insulted, I really am sorry.
As for smoking weed, I personally feel that's a matter of individual choice, whereas I definitely hold a much stronger stance against the harder stuff.

too... 😁

Come on now...

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Seriously, this coffee is going to be the death of me.

Charles Young said:Man, just say I’m an idiot if you want.

Let's not insult each other, shall we? Or maybe we should?

Look, here's the deal: I use weed, and then on rare occasions—maybe once every three or four months—I'll indulge in a hard drug like coke or X.

And honestly? As long as it stays that way, I’m going to be perfectly fine.
i that's just how it is.

🙂

it really is just plain and simple and straightforward and easy.

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nimbleskipper13 said:It's highly probable, given how it ravages healthy cells, particularly the neural ones... 😈

Maybe try actually studying the situation before you start talking nonsense...

Sure, it’s harmful... and sure, your ex isn't using it... but at least try to find some concrete facts and share them with us instead of just venting...😉

darkjackal70 said:Maybe do some actual research before you start talking nonsense...

Yeah, it’s harmful... and yeah, if you're taking stuff from the street... it's sketchy as hell... but at least try to find something concrete and actually share it with us instead of just venting...😉

Here's the breakdown:
The FDA substance enters the brain and binds to serotonin receptors (they're called 5HT or something similar), signaling the brain to dump serotonin. Once that serotonin floods out—which is what happens during the peak—dopamine binds to those receptors and basically breaks those neurotransmitters down into hydrogen peroxide, which is a literal toxin. That's how the substance causes neuronal degeneration, and it takes about 1 to 3 months for those neurons to recover. Taking high doses of Vitamin C both before and after using the substance can significantly cut down on the damage because it blocks those serotonin receptors. People say Valium works similarly, maybe even better, but that comes with its own set of side effects, so do your own thing.

Back in the 60s and 70s, the FDA substance was actually used quite a bit in psychotherapy, and from what I've read, it had a lot of success. There are plenty of things it can help with, though it can definitely trigger certain mental health issues too. Regardless, the main point is that the FDA substance isn't going to cure cancer right now, but they'll probably "design" a version of it that's more useful for fighting cancer in the future. Other related substances include MMDA, MDA, MDAM, etc.—all based on the same formula but way more destructive. Honestly, what people are selling as the FDA substance today is even worse. Sadly, you'll never truly know what you actually swallowed.

Kenneth Alvarez98 said:What they’re passing off as MDMA these days is a hell of a lot worse than actual MDMA. It’s a grim reality that you can never truly be certain what you've actually ingested.

Are you quite certain about that? ☕

I’m not sure about the local shops here, but in most parts of America, any decent head shop carries testing kits... tools that let you see exactly what kind of poison you're planning to put in your body.😉