For years, MDMA, the active drug in ecstasy has been demonized as fuel for the rave scene and a purely recreational drug. But recently, studies have shown that MDMA has the power to loosen the grip, in some cases entirely, of PTSD. Here’s the story of how MDMA saved one soldier’s life:

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