🍄 MDMA Cardiovascular & Hyperthermia Risk Monitoring Simulator
This simulation focuses on monitoring cardiovascular load and hyperthermia during an MDMA session, ensuring the safety of participants by tracking vital signs and physiological responses.
Baseline Vitals Before Dosing
Resting heart rate, blood pressure and temperature are captured first.
- 60–80: Resting HR (bpm, healthy adult)
- 120/80: Resting BP (mmHg, typical)
- 36.5–37.2: Core temp (°C, normal range)
- Low: Strain level (no sympathetic load)
Why a baseline matters
A pre-dose baseline anchors every later comparison point.
Placeholder: baseline recording is a short standard first step.
Onset of Sympathetic Activation
Norepinephrine and serotonin release begin raising heart rate.
- 20–40 min: Onset window (typical oral onset)
- +15–25: HR rise (bpm above baseline)
- +10–20: BP rise (mmHg systolic)
- Moderate: Strain level (rising sympathetic tone)
Early sympathetic signs
Placeholder: early activation raises heart rate gradually.
Placeholder: monitor for early tachycardia and rising BP.
Peak Heart Rate and Blood Pressure Elevation
Peak plasma concentration drives maximum cardiovascular load.
- ~90–120 min: Peak time (post-dose window)
- 120–160: Peak HR (bpm possible)
- 150–190: Peak systolic (mmHg possible)
- High: Strain level (sustained cardiac load)
Peak physiological demand
Placeholder: peak load stresses heart and vasculature together.
Placeholder: this window carries the highest cardiac risk.
Hyperthermia Risk Monitoring
Core temperature can climb sharply with heat and exertion.
- ≥39.5°C: Danger threshold (hyperthermia zone)
- Ambient heat: Contributing factor (crowded, hot venues)
- Physical activity: Contributing factor (prolonged dancing)
- Variable: Risk status (depends on environment)
Environmental amplifiers
Placeholder: heat and exertion amplify temperature rise sharply.
Placeholder: hyperthermia is a leading serious complication risk.
Cooling and Recovery Protocol
Active cooling and rest allow vitals to normalize gradually.
- 3–6 hrs: Recovery window (gradual normalization)
- Passive/active: Cooling method (fans, fluids, rest)
- Gradual: HR normalization (returns toward baseline)
- Declining: Strain level (load tapers off)
Supporting safe recovery
Placeholder: cooling and hydration support gradual vital recovery.
Placeholder: continued monitoring is advised into recovery.
This simulation focuses on monitoring cardiovascular load and hyperthermia during an MDMA session, ensuring the safety of participants by tracking vital signs and physiological responses.
2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install