2002: 4th National Harm Reduction Conference

Ibogaine: Moving beyond Agonist/Antagonist/Maintenance Medications December 2, 2002 The Sheraton Seattle, 1400 Sixth Ave at Pike St, Suite 424 Contacts: (212)677-7180 (Dana Beal) or Laurie Mishly 206-297-7297 Presenters / Participants Dana Beal / Cures not Wars New York NY Patrick K. Kroupa / MindVox, Inc. New York NY Deborah C.…

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2002: Paris Ibogaine Forum

Paris International Ibogaine Conference Friday, December 6, 2002 L’Espace 3 Rue de la Chappelle (tel, 01133140373928) 60 Euro admission Contact: F. Ghehioueche (011 33-614-815-679) A.M. Angel (011 33-612-936-958) Presenters / Participants [09:00 AM] Introduction – Dr. Bertrand LeBeau Introduction par le docteur Bertrand LeBeau [09:30 AM] On the Bwiti –…

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2004: Ibogaine Panel — 5th National Harm Reduction Conference

The Ibogaine Round Table Sex, Drugs & Enlightenment (on Bourbon St.) Astor Crowne Plaza Hotel — New Orleans, LA November 13, 2004 | 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM Ibogaine — Special Session (3 hours) IBERVILLE Room Moderator: Patrick Kroupa   Patrick K. Kroupa — Chairman of the Bored, MindVox, Inc.…

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NBC: KRON 4

Hallucinogen May Cure Drug Addiction (Copyright 2004, KRON 4. All rights reserved.) BAY AREA (KRON) — Drug addiction has been the plague of modern America. But that could now change forever. What started as a rumor may now actually be an incredible breakthrough in the battle against addictions of all…

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Seeking Ways to Crack Cocaine Addiction

Feature: Seeking Ways to Crack Cocaine Addiction The Lancet [Volume 352, Number 9136] 17 October 1998 by Kelly Morris The use of cocaine, a highly addictive stimulant and euphoriant with few physical withdrawal symptoms, is increasing. Up to 10% of ever-users will become heavy users, particularly if they inject the…

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Data Accrue on “Visionary” Agent to Interrupt Addiction

Science & Medicine: Data Accrue on “Visionary” Agent to Interrupt Addiction The Lancet [Volume 354, Number 9193] 27 November 1999 by Kelly Morris Few therapies exist for drug addiction, and unfortunately one agent that has shown promise– the plant alkaloid ibogaine–is mostly given in unsafe settings by addict self-help groups,…

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Addicted to Addiction

University of Miami’s Deborah Mash believes ibogaine could be the wonder drug to end all drugs. And she’s ready to risk everything to prove it. By Paula Park (Originally published in Miami New Times — 09.11.1997) Deborah Mash and her three colleagues from the University of Miami strolled into the…

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Voices of Truth

Sections of interview taken from: Voices of Truth Conversations with Scientists, Thinkers and Healers by Nina L. Diamond Journalist and writer Nina L. Diamond brings a rare insight and wit to the longest, most in-depth conversations ever published with fourteen prominent and innovate scientists, thinkers and healers, including best-selling authors…

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An Array of New Drugs…

An Array of New Drugs Show Promise in Fighting Addiction by: Gautam Naik The Wall Street Journal — (July 15, 2002) Could people be inoculated against drug addictions the way they can against some infectious diseases? It may be possible. Despite disappointing past efforts to treat addictions with medicine, recent…

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Ibogaine: Down Memory Lane

Does one trip equal 30 years on a therapist’s couch? By Nina L. Diamond OMNI Magazine, February 1994  It’s the closest thing anyone’s seen to a bona fide cure for drug and alcohol addiction, yet, paradoxically, Ibogaine’s curative power seems to derive from its consciousness-altering properties. Despite the government’s historic…

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