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Ephedrine is the main active ingredient of the ephedra plant, but is also produced synthetically for medical use. Ephedrine belongs to the group of stimulants. Similar to caffeine, it stimulates the circulation, increases drive and performance, and inhibits appetite.

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Effect

Ephedrine has a circulatory stimulating effect, increases drive and performance, and also inhibits appetite. There is an increased need to communicate and the urge to move. Ephedrine has an amphetamine-like effect, but much shorter and weaker.

Duration

Onset of action:
After 20 - 60 minutes

‍Duration of action:
Up to 5 hours

Dosage

Swallowed:
Light: 10 - 20 mg
Medium: 20 - 30 mg
Strong: 30 - 50 mg

Forms of release:
Tablets, powder (sometimes in capsules) or as tea (ephedra).

Risks

  • Due to the drive-enhancing effects of ephedrine, a feeling of sobriety sets in when alcohol is consumed at the same time, which can cause alcohol overdose.
  • Mixed use with other stimulants increases the stress on the body and can cause cardiovascular problems.

Safer Use

  • Take a low dose of ephedrine, as the active ingredient content can vary greatly, especially in herbs!
  • Drink enough water (3 - 5 dl per hour) and no alcohol!
  • People with circulatory problems and diseases, thyroid disorders and liver or kidney damage should not consume ephedrine!
  • Ephedrine is not an effective means of losing weight without medical supervision.

Mixed use

  • Due to the drive-enhancing effects of ephedrine, a feeling of sobriety sets in when alcohol is consumed at the same time, which can cause alcohol overdose.
  • Mixed use with other stimulants increases the stress on the body and can cause cardiovascular problems.
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