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🍄 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.

Psilocybin/MDMA-Assisted Therapy2DModerate60 FPS
mdma-cardiovascular-hyperthermia-risk-simulator ↗ Open standalone

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.
⚙ Under the hood

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.

CanvasBiomedicine

2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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