The major effect of is to release stored serotonin and block its reuptake

ecstasy

Explanation:

The major effect of ecstasy is to release stored serotonin and block its reuptake

The effect of ecstasy can last an average of eight hours, but it varies with the body. In people who have higher amounts of metabolizing enzymes, the effect of ecstasy may last less time. As the body's enzymes metabolize the toxins, they also produce active metabolites that continue to exercise psychoactive activity, as if it were the drug itself, but with not very pleasant effects that can last for a few more hours.

Users of this drug experience increased alertness, increased sexual interest, sense of well-being, great physical and mental capacity, euphoria, and increased socialization and extroversion.

After use, some unwanted effects occur, such as increased muscle tension and motor activity, increased body temperature, stiffness and pain in lower limb and lower back muscles, headaches, nausea, loss of appetite, blurred vision, dry mouth, insomnia, large swings in blood pressure, hallucinations, agitation, anxiety, panic attack and brief episodes of psychosis. Increased alertness can lead to hyperactivity and idea flight. In the days following the use of the drug the user may become depressed, difficult to concentrate, anxious and fatigued.