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THE RECIPE FOR DISASTER KNOWN AS “MOLLY”

Mark Shandrow is Asana Recovery’s CEO and has 20+ years of experience in business development and operations in the addiction treatment industry.
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Have you ever heard of the drug called “Molly?” If you have, then you probably think it is a pure form or derivative of MDMA, a dangerous party drug that is used to create ecstasy pills. While Molly and ecstasy typically include the same mind-altering, lust-inducing ingredients, however, there are some major differences to take into consideration. First and foremost, Molly comes in a powder form, while ecstasy is usually manufactured in pills. However, nowadays, did you know that Molly rarely contains a drop of MDMA or ecstasy? At raves and clubs of the modern time, this powder contains scraps of the mind-altering drugs and is overpowered by a string of toxic chemicals that are far more dangerous than a single shard of MDMA. How has this change taken place? Let’s take a closer look at the recipe for disaster known as “Molly.”

The Dangerous Ingredients Abound

Unfortunately, young people (or inexperienced drug users, if you would prefer) falling into the age group of 12 to 17 years are the typical market for drugs like Molly are can be used as guinea pigs for drug traffickers experimenting with this nasty drug. However, did you know that the amount of Molly seized by New York City Police over the past couple of years only contained 13% of MDMA? Instead, investigators found traces of toxins like Methylone, MDPV, MePP, 4-MEC, 4-MMC, and Pentedrone.

In contrast to MDMA and other illegal drugs, the formula for Molly is always changing. At times, users aren’t even sure of how much of this substance they are ingesting. Al Santos (Deputy Administrator for the Drug Enforcement Agency) has described the situation as a toxic game of Russian roulette.

Lustrous Laboratory Nightmare

So where do all the chemicals in Molly come from? According to reports, these toxic substances are manufactured in laboratories based in China. Ultimately, Chinese chemists sell the drugs through online portals, and, after the drug reaches the shores of the U.S., American middle men will cut the drugs with other substances, the most extreme gamble of its kind.

Always remember that drugs do not have control over your life. You do. Are you suffering from a substance use disorder or a severe form of addiction? Do you have a friend or family member suffering from one or more of these debilitating illnesses? If you do, get in touch with Asana Recovery today. Our counselors and healthcare experts are ready to walk you through every step of the detox and withdrawal process and rehabilitation and guide you towards living a happier, healthier, and freer lifestyle. While the road to recovery might not be an easy road to travel, we promise to help you every step of the way. Take the first step to stay fit, healthy, and safe.

The time for you to take back control of your life is now. If you are interested in one of our residential treatment or supervised detoxification/withdrawal programs, we are ready and waiting to speak with you at your disclosure. Call Asana now at (949) 438-4504 to learn how to overcome your drug abuse or addiction troubles today.

Mark Shandrow is Asana Recovery’s CEO and has 20+ years of experience in business development and operations in the addiction treatment industry.
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