Readers learn that this most widely known "club drug" has powerful and hazardous effects on body and brain, with consequences that could last a lifetime -- or end a life.

Ecstasy's powerful stimulant and hallucinogenic properties are explored, and readers are warned that the pills offered as Ecstasy may in fact be laced with PCP, LSD or dextromethorphan, or be made so incompetently that the strength is dangerously high.

Even if the pills are what they purport to be, Ecstasy is a dangerous drug in its own right. The pamphlet details its hazards to body and brain, including high blood pressure, potentially fatal body temperature elevations, hallucinations, depression, violent, paranoid behavior and permanent brain damage.

Teens also learn the chemical composition and street names of the drug, and are referred to In the Know Zone, Fox Pro Media's free drug abuse information website, for further research.