Clinic failed woman who died after treatment on experimental drug
ASHLEIGH STEWART

Last updated [spp-timestamp time="19:08"], August 10 2015

A patient at the iBoga clinic in Kaitaia has died following the administration of an experimental drug Ibogaine.

A clinic administering experimental treatment for drug addiction has been labelled a “sloppy operation” after a woman was found dead on her third day of treatment.

Health and Disability Commissioner Anthony Hill has found a GP at Te Whare Rongoa in ...

Deforestation of Iboga in Gabon: ICEERS Reports

ICEERS have received several voices of alarm about the preservation of Tabernanthe iboga in Gabon.

Last Tuesday, March 26th of 2013, Dimitri Mougianis, Michael McKenna, and Bovenga Na Muduma, who were set up and arrested in 2011 for giving Iboga to an addict, have been sentenced in Seattle. They ended up with 45 days of home detention without probation, a penalty for misdemeanor possession of ibogaine and iboga… The judge clearly understood the new purpose these men found in their lives after they managed to overcome years of ...

A heroin-addicted friend was determined to detox via this controversial—and illegal—hallucinogen. Reluctantly, I agreed to help him score it and to supervise his trip. What was I thinking? 

Inside the Ibogaine Underground

By Matt Harvey 12/14/12

Savant HWP Announces NIDA Funding for Pre-clinical Development of 18-MC as Potential Treatment for Addiction, Obesity

– Targeting the Brain’s Central Reward Pathway Offers Therapeutic Approach to Many Forms of Addiction, Overeating and Other Compulsive Behavior

– Human Clinical Trials to Begin in Early 2013

SAN CARLOS, Calif., Jan. 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Savant HWP, Inc. today announced the receipt of a three-year grant to support the development of 18-MC (18-methoxycoronaridine) as a potential orally active ...