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Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“The use of marijuana is rampant among 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) users.”
“However, cannabis use is a recognized risk factor in the presentation and development of neuropsychiatric disorders, and also contributes to the development of psychological problems and cognitive failures observed in MDMA users.”
“Although the prevalence of co-use of cannabis and 3,4 methylenedioxymethamphetamine ( MDMA ) is very common among polydrug users in western societies, few studies have tested the consequences on behavior, cognition or neurobiology.”
“Hence cannabis may modulate the acute and sub-acute reactions to MDMA , reduce the acute hyperthermia induced by MDMA, and ameliorate the oxidative stress caused by MDMA.”
“In particular, the combined use of cannabis and MDMA may have rather different neuropsychobiological implications, than their separate usage.”
“Reporting lifetime use of ecstasy and/or LSD was associated with lower risk for underreporting marijuana use.”
“The primary motivations for using MDMA included: (1) altering the effects of marijuana and alcohol; (2) lasting longer sexually; (3) enhancing sexual pleasure; and (4) facilitating “freaky” sexual experiences.”
“Regression analysis revealed that recency of ecstasy use was a significant predictor of oxy-Hb increase at two voxels over the right hemisphere after controlling for alcohol and cannabis use indices.”
Cortical oxygenation suggests increased effort during cognitive inhibition in ecstasy polydrug users“Dissociative symptoms as measured with the Clinician-Administered Dissociative States Scale (CADSS) significantly increased under the influence of MDMA and cannabis.”
“Thus, MDMA and cannabis can produce dissociative symptoms that resemble dissociative pathology.”
“In comparison to all substances of exposure, ethanol, amphetamine-type stimulants, benzodiazepines/analogues, and liquid ecstasy abuse significantly (p<0.005) increased while cannabis and Brugmansia/Datura species abuse significantly (p<0.05) decreased.”
“Lifetime use of alcohol, cigarettes, marijuana , and other illicit drugs each robustly increased odds of ecstasy use.”
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