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No. Timothy Gorski, M.D., president of the Dallas/Fort Worth Council Against Health Fraud in Arlington, Texas, says herbal ecstasy invariably contains ephedra, a powerful--and dangerous--stimulant. Ephedra (also known as ma huang, yellowhorse, and sida cordifolia) pushes your heart rate and blood pressure potentially to lethal levels. According to the consumer watchdog group Public Citizen, its use has been associated ...