The Dangers Of Orange Tesla Ecstasy Pills

Medically Reviewed by Johnelle Smith, M.D. on March 5, 2020

Orange Tesla ecstasy pills are extremely dangerous and can lead to several negative side effects including a life-threatening overdose. Learn what to do if your loved one is addicted to orange Tesla ecstasy today.

Dangers Of Orange Tesla Ecstasy Pills

Drug addiction is problematic around the world. For example, a serious situation occurred last year in North Yorkshire, England, where several children were hospitalized because they became ill from taking a drug called Orange Tesla Ecstasy pills.

Luckily, all five of them were able to make a full recovery. However, it is important to learn about the dangers of orange Tesla ecstasy pills and what to do if someone you love becomes addicted to them.

What Are Orange Tesla Ecstasy Pills?

Orange Tesla is an orange Ecstasy pill with a stamped image of the Tesla company logo on it. One of its trademark identifiers is that it glows in the dark.

Some of the most potent versions of Orange Tesla contain at least 240 milligrams of methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA).

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, MDMA, commonly called Ecstasy, is an illegal drug that is produced synthetically in make-shift labs.

Sometimes, drug dealers who are trying to increase their profits from the drug may mix in other ingredients when they make it. These include ephedrine from diet pills, heroin, cocaine, and phencyclidine (PCP).

What Are the Dangers of Abusing Ecstasy?

There are several dangers of abusing Orange Tesla Ecstasy pills. The drug acts as both a central nervous system stimulant and a hallucinogen because it causes a sudden increase in three neurochemicals in the brain, which are norepinephrine, dopamine, and serotonin.

Ecstasy abuse can lead to the following side effects:

  • high blood pressure
  • tachycardia
  • heart attacks
  • strokes
  • insomnia
  • a chemical imbalance in the brain

Ecstasy is also highly addictive. It increases the core temperature of the body, which can cause damage to the kidneys, liver, and other organs.

People who abuse Ecstasy have a high risk of sexually transmitted diseases, too, because they engage in risky sexual encounters.

Can You Overdose On Orange Tesla Pills?

Overdosing on Ecstasy occurs frequently because it takes over 30 minutes to feel the full effects of the pills. The drug only stays in the body for about six hours.

Those who have a high tolerance to Ecstasy due to addiction might only be affected by it for three hours.

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It is common for people to take more Orange Tesla pills because they don’t want to feel a lapse in their high.

Since the drug is a hallucinogen, it causes distortions in a person’s memory and perception of reality. They may take extra pills because they don’t remember taking the first dose.

How To Find Treatment For Ecstasy Abuse And Addiction

All forms of Ecstasy are dangerous because of their addictive qualities and the physical and emotional damage they can cause a person.

Unfortunately, many people who become addicted to Orange Tesla may not realize how the pills are affecting them due to the way the drug distorts their perception of reality.

Because of this, it is often up to their loved ones to get them the help they need at an addiction treatment center.

An addiction to Ecstasy should be handled in an inpatient facility where a person can be constantly monitored. Specialized care with medical supervision will help them get safely and comfortably through the detoxification process.

It is absolutely essential that those who take Orange Tesla Ecstasy pills be admitted to a treatment center that offers inpatient care so they can safely detox.

Parents and other family members who need help finding the best addiction treatment center should be sure to contact one of our representatives for more information.

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Medically Reviewed by
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